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Deconstructing Tau by Solid-state NMR

2023 Tri-Institutional Structural Biology Seminar Series

  • This event already took place in November 2023
  • C-200

Event Details

Type
Other Tri-Institutional Events
Speaker(s)
Mei Hong, Ph.D., professor of chemistry, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Open to
Public
Host
Dr. David Eliezer
Contact
Francine Collazo-Espinell
Phone
(212) 746-6049
Sponsor
Francine Collazo-Espinell
(212) 746-6049
fcollazo@med.cornell.edu
Notes
Weill Auditorium, C-200 1300 York Avenue

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