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|Events|June 12, 2017
One Health Innovations Research Symposium: Preventing the Next Pandemic
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Date: August 27 - August 28, 2017
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One Health Innovations Research Symposium: Preventing the Next Pandemic Presented by: Kansas City Area Life Sciences and the veterinary schools of the University of Missouri and Kansas State UniversityDate: Sunday, August 27Time: 12:15 5:15 PMLocation: 2103 ADate: Monday, August 28Time: 7:45 AM 2:30 PMLocation: 2103 ARegistration: A 50% discount is offered to Registered CVC Attendees, Contact Sharon Newman at [email protected].
Event type: Symposium
Event Address: KCCEC
Sponsor: Kansas City Area Life Sciences and the veterinary schools of the University of Missouri and Kansas State University
For More Information:Sharon Newman,Kansas City Area Life Sciences
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