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Informal discussion on "Small and Large Challenges in Engineering the Biosphere"

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Prof. Andrew Fire will be conversing with the audience on “Small and Large Challenges in Engineering the Biosphere”. This will be an exciting start to Michaelmas and a chance to quiz a Nobel Laureate! Prof. Andrew Fire is professor of pathology and of genetics at the Stanford University School of Medicine and won a Nobel Prize for his work in the discovery of RNA interference.

Free for members, £2 for non-members, £10 for lifetime membership until 22nd October

UPDATE : The places for the dinner with Prof. Fire have been all filled up.

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