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This interdisciplinary and collaborative atmostphere which the BCCS has been able to foster is in my opinion its greatest strength and the reason I have been motivated to pursue a career in research.
Dr Angela Onslow, BCCS alumni (from article written for the BCCS newsletter - Issue 2, Autumn 2010)
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March 2015
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December 2014
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September 2013
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October 2012
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