Ever wonder how new drugs are designed, or how and why the bones in your head grow differently from the bones in your limbs? Junior Michael Ahlers will be presenting his work in synthesizing new analogues as potential drugs for Neimann-Pick Type C, and Prof. Matt Ravosa will be sharing his groups integrative approaches to defining the evolution and development of the human skull!
Papa John's pizza will be served, and the editors will be available after to answer questions about how to get involved or submit your work to Scientia. Don't forget the submission deadline is February 14!
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