USRP 2022 - Ecological Tuning of Animal Physiology and Behavior
Ecological Tuning of Animal Physiology and Behavior
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Each week, several of the faculty mentors of our Undergraduate Summer Research Program (USRP) awardees deliver talks to expose students to a variety of scientific fields and enrich their summer research experience. This is a unique opportunity for students to hear more about the broad range of research within Stanford, to meet faculty in a variety of scientific fields, and to network with each other as potential future collaborators and colleagues.
Ecological Tuning of Animal Physiology and Behavior
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