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Part III Event: CMS Research in the UK Afternoon

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As in previous years, this will be an afternoon of talks by PhD students. This is an opportunity for Part III and current research students to learn about research opportunities at UK institutions other than Cambridge. Details may be found at http://cugms.soc.srcf.net/node/1334

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