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| What is the Event | |
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| Title | Antimicrobial resistance in bacteria: understanding and trying to control its prevalence |
| Event Description | Systems Biology Theory Lunch |
| Event Type | Seminar |
| Speaker Name | Marc Lipsitch |
| Speaker Affilation | Harvard School of Public Health |
| Disciplines | Systems Biology |
| Required Fees | N/A |
| Must RSVP | N/A |
| Contact Name | Jeremy Gunawardena |
| Contact Phone | (617) 432-4839 |
| Contact Email | jeremy at hms.harvard.edu |
| Where and When | |||
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| Location | Room 563 Alpert Building Harvard Medical School Boston, MA |
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| Date | May 23, 2008 | ||
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| Comments | Theory lunch is held on Fridays at 12 noon, normally in Room 563 of the Alpert Building at HMS. A catered lunch is provided and is followed by a "chalk" talk (whiteboard only, no slideware). The talk usually starts around 12.20pm. It officially finishes at 1.30pm but discussion often continues beyond that. The talks can be on any biological subject that might be of interest to theoretically minded people, including, but not limited to, on-going work, off-the-wall ideas, a recent paper, an interesting proposal, etc, with vigorous but friendly audience participation. All are welcome but continued failure to participate in the discussion are grounds for disapproval (ie: come, eat, talk). |
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