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Short Courses: January 12-13 Conference: January 14-16 Exhibition: January 13-15
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Engaging and Influential Keynote Speakers Highlight SLAS2013
Mehmet Toner, Ph.D. Helen Andrus Benedict Professor of Surgery (Biomedical Engineering), and Health Sciences and Technology, Harvard Medical School; Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) Presentation: Bioengineering and Clinical Applications of the Circulating Tumor Cell Microchip
Sir Harold Kroto Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry The Florida State University 1996 Nobel Prize in Chemistry Presentation: Science and Society in the 21st Century
Charles Sabine Emmy-Award Winning Television Journalist Presentation: A Perspective on Living with Huntington’s Disease
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