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Workshop on the use of racial categories in the life sciences
May 12, 2:00–5:30 pm
Porter Fireside Lounge

CBSE education forum: student achievement in STEM subjects
May 21, 5:30–8:00 pm
Steinbeck Center, Salinas

UCSC Stem Cell Journal Club
June 2, 3:00  pm
123 Sinsheimer

9th Annual UC System-Wide Bioengineering Symposium
June 20-22, UC Riverside

2008 Santa Cruz Developmental Biology Meeting
June 26-29

Engineering research seminars


 
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FOSTERS  interdisciplinary research and academic programs... EXPLORES new biological and biomedical questions resulting from genome sequencing and advances in biomolecular science... BLENDS cutting-edge computational approaches with new research in biology, chemistry, and engineering

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