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The Graduate School Neuroscience invites master students and alumni (PhD students) of the Master in Neuroscience, CogMaster and BME BIN programmes to an afterwork on November 17th. The gathering will focus on careers in neuroscience. Join us!
Starting at 6:15 pm, participants will have the opportunity to interact with talented neuroscience researchers and learn more about their career journeys. It is also an excellent occasion for students interested in neuroscience to network with one another.
Programme
- 18h30 : Delphine MEFFRE, PhD, HDR, Lecturer, Université Paris Cité
- 18h40 : Maria Cécilia ANGULO, PhD, HDR, Research Director, CNRS
- 18h50 : Anne JOUTEL, PhD, HDR, Research Director, INSERM
- 19h : Farah CHALI, PhD, Sr. Scientist, Askbio
- 19h10-20h : Open discussion
Registration required before November 10th
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