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Morsels from Numbers and Nature: Next talk 4/18

Morsels from Numbers and Nature is a fun and relaxed way for mathbio researchers at any stage in their career to discuss their ongoing research and current thinking. This community-focused sharing series hosts 5-10 minute informal, unpolished talks as an invitation for discussion and feedback. Whether you are faculty, an industry researcher, a postdoc, graduate student, undergraduate, or part of the general research community, all are warmly welcomed to participate and listen in! Times will be rotating to accommodate different time zones. Join using this URL: vss.nimbios.org

The next speaker is Dr. Kristen Rappazzo, a researcher at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Clear your calendars for April 18th at 12 PM Eastern for a fun discussion with Kristen!
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