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How is the Francis Crick Institute communicating and carrying out scientific research?

 Helen Billam

Three short talks from our conference ‘From Reading to Writing Genes’ in January 2022.

  • Rosie Waldron, Head of Public Engagement, discusses outreach and schools work done by Crick scientists.
  • Dr Margarida Cordoso Moreira talks us through the evolution of the placenta in mammals.
  • Dr Thomas Snoeks takes us behind the scenes of the Crick’s imaging capabilities.
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