The Importance of Student Initiative Both In and Out of The Lab
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- The Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine [ 0044-0086 ] ; 2014.
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In September 2013, graduate students from the Yale Immunobiology Department hosted the second Yale Immunobiology Student Symposium. It was an eclectic and thought-provoking event that encouraged scientists to think outside the box both in their research and in their endeavors outside of the laboratory. The speakers ranged from a government representative to a
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