| Current Biology Seminar Series Kang Shen (Bai) "Extrinsic and Intrinsic Regulators of Synapse Formation in C. elegans" Tuesday, May 28 Noon Pelton Auditorium |
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| Friday Evening Seminars Friday, May 31 4:00pm Pelton Auditorium |
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June 2013
Seattle Mitosis Group
Thursday, June 6
10:00 am
UW: G417
| Friday Evening Seminars Friday, June 7 4:00pm Pelton Auditorium |
| Friday Evening Seminars Friday, June 14 4:00pm Pelton Auditorium |
| Friday Evening Seminars Friday, June 21 4:00pm Pelton Auditorium |
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July 2013
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August 2013
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September 2013
Seattle Mitosis Group
Thursday, September 5
10:00 am
B1-074/076
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October 2013
Seattle Mitosis Group
Thursday, October 3
10:00 am
UW: G417
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November 2013
Seattle Mitosis Group
Thursday, November 7
10:00 am
B1-074/076
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December 2013
Seattle Mitosis Group
Thursday, December 5
10:00 am
UW: G417
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