Identifying your research niche - moderated discussion

D. Wagner (Lund, Sweden), O. Dumas (Villejuif, France), J. Garcia Aymerich (Barcelona, Spain)

Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – How to identify your research niche?
Session: How to identify your research niche?
Session type: Knowledge café
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