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The 5th Annual Oncology Student Symposium held at St Anne’s College on Thursday, 13 July was a great success with a full day of talks in the Mary Ogilvie lecture theatre and a poster session in the marquee within the beautiful surroundings of the St Anne’s Quad.

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Prize cover image: “Control neuro stem cells (primary culture) under a differentiation essay. In green is a marker for neuron and in red a marker for astrocytes. In blue is DAPI (nucleus)” - Luana Campos Soares

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