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Event: The self-organizing cell and problems in cancer biology

Santa Clara, 3350 Thomas Rd, Hacker Dojo, 7pm-9pm
December 27th, 2016
Two presentations on cutting-edge computational biology

  1. Bioinformatics approaches the question: Is cancer inevitable? Or is it a preventable disease and maybe even reversible?
  2. The self-organizing cell: computational models of drug-resistance.
    The presentations are led by Dr. Michael Bachmann from Stanford University, and Dr. Gabriele Scheler from the Carl Correns Foundation.

The event is free for participants but donations to the Carl Correns Foundation are encouraged
This is a rare chance to directly interact with our lead scientists which is made possible during the winter break.

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