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Feb 2023
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187. Pro-Tips For Creating a Scientific ...

JOSHUA HALL AND DANIEL ARNEMAN, PHDZ
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Scientific conferences are a great way to meet other scientists and share your research. Perhaps your advisor got lucky and was invited to give a talk. If your research doesn’t get time on stage, how can you make connections and tell others about your project? The poster session is your ticket to fame and glory. […]

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