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Genome Sciences Centre Retreat 2010

by Kevin Teague — last modified Jan 17, 2011 01:09 PM
Eight teams of researchers (consisting of undergrads, graduate students, postdoctoral researchers and research scientists) were assigned a theme, from which they developed a research plan, wrote a paper, and presented a 20 minute talk on the day of the GSC Retreat. They took questions from the audience and the GSC senior scientist panel in attendance and were evaluated based on their science and presentation skills.
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Team Miscreant

Topic: Small RNA biology and cancer.

 

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Recamier

Topic:Host biology in cancer therapy.

 
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Callas

Topic: Small RNA biology and cancer.

 

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Epigeniuses

Topic: Epigenetics and Epigenomics in cancer.

 
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Epitome of Epiphany

Topic: Epigenetics and Epigenomics in cancer.

 

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Altman's Army

Topic: Genome Instability and cancer progression

 
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Exelixi

Topic: Genome Instability and Cancer Progression

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Xenomes

Topic: Host Biology in Cancer Therapy

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