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24th August 2015 by ginafinch 0 comment(s)

Emily in “The Biologist”

Emily Gwyer-Findlay, a senior postdoctoral researcher in the Davidson lab has recently been featured the Royal Society of Biology’s magazine “The Biologist”, with “Spotlight on Immunology”.

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: New paper out from the EAVE II team on COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness, safety and uptake in 12-17 year olds! Great to be involved in this and to make sure that public and young voices in the UK and Scotland were involved in the research. https://t.co/y1SBzU4bu2

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