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SciLifeLab / News / Young researchers visit SciLifeLab

March 22, 2018

Young researchers visit SciLifeLab

A group of 25 students from Swedish highschools visited SciLifeLab on Wednesday. The visit is part of the Young Researcher’s organisation Unga Forskare annual research expo competition. During their visit to SciLifeLab they listened to talks from Tanja Slotte, Nicolas Fritz and Nina Gustafsson and made a short tour through the labs.

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