DPBS Special Seminar
Thursday, December 05 at 11:00 am
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12:00 pm
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2024-12-05 11:00:00
2024-12-05 12:00:00
DPBS Special Seminar
Opportunities From Basic Discovery to Patient Impact in Novel Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Eric M. Morrow, MD, PhD
Mecoff Family Professor of Biology • Professor of Neuroscience • Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior • Professor of Brain Science • Department of Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, and Biochemistry • Brown University
Director • Center for Translational Neuroscience • Carney Institute for Brain Science and Warren Alpert Medical School • Brown University
Director • Developmental Disorders Genetics Research Program • Emma Pendleton Bradley Hospital • Brown University Health
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This special seminar presentation is intended for a professional audience and only open to UCSF faculty, staff, and trainees. It will not be recorded for later viewing.
675 18th Street
Pritzker Building, Auditorium (PB-1150)
San Francisco, CA 94107
United States
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Department Of Psychiatry And Behavioral Sciences
UCSF Weill Institute For Neurosciences
[email protected]
America/Los_Angeles
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675 18th Street
Pritzker Building, Auditorium (PB-1150)
San Francisco, CA 94107
United States
View on Map
Opportunities From Basic Discovery to Patient Impact in Novel Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Eric M. Morrow, MD, PhD
Mecoff Family Professor of Biology • Professor of Neuroscience • Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior • Professor of Brain Science • Department of Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, and Biochemistry • Brown University
Director • Center for Translational Neuroscience • Carney Institute for Brain Science and Warren Alpert Medical School • Brown University
Director • Developmental Disorders Genetics Research Program • Emma Pendleton Bradley Hospital • Brown University Health
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This special seminar presentation is intended for a professional audience and only open to UCSF faculty, staff, and trainees. It will not be recorded for later viewing.
Psychiatry
Win
Weill Institute For Neurosciences
Mental Health
Research