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The Gates Distinguished Lecture Series is an ongoing series of talks organised by the Gates Scholars’ Society.

The aim of the series is to provide a varied and engaging array of talks in order to spark interest and interdisciplinary discussion throughout the Cambridge community.

All are welcome and encouraged to attend.

For more information on the Gates Scholars’ Society, visit: http://gatesscholar.org/life/scholars-council.asp

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