MVIF.4 with Keynote talk by Prof. Jonathan Eisen

MVIF.4 with Keynote talk by Prof. Jonathan Eisen

Microbiome Virtual International Forum

MVIF.4 Description goes here

DateWednesday, December 8
Speakers
Community
Prof. Jonathan Eisen
DM
AZ
VU
SE
SW
TV
Dr. Serena Manara
Dr Khalid S. Ibrahim
Miss Kadiatou kane M.S
Alexandre Areias Castro
Dr. Petar Ozretić Ph.D.
Svetlana Ugarcina Perovic
Dr Peggy Woh
KN
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