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Progress in Neuroscience Seminar (PINS)

Weill Medical College of Cornell University, York Avenue 1300, 10021 New York, Manhattan

Progress in Neuroscience Seminar (PINS)

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Progress in Neuroscience Seminar (PINS) is a lecture and seminar at Weill Medical College of Cornell University. Joe Lewcock, PhD, Chief Scientific Officer at Denali Therapeutics, speaks on the topic "Leveraging the Transport Vehicle Platform for the Development of Next-Generation CNS Therapeutics." The seminar takes place in room A-250 at 1300 York Ave in Manhattan. It is associated with the Brain and Mind Research Institute.

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Weill Medical College of Cornell University is in New York City’s Manhattan.

York Avenue 1300, 10021 New York

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