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EGM – Treasurer Position

October 18, 2018October 30, 2018

ADVANCE NOTICE: We will be holding an EGM for our Treasurer position that is currently unfilled.

It will be NOVEMBER 1ST at 6:30pm in room 3.13, 50 George Square.

All paid members are invited to come and vote – if you would like to stand, please drop us an email beforehand so we know.

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Ana Rondelli: Speaker Two for Monday's ChatSci! - Catch up on all our posts from this week to find out more about her research, as well as what our first speaker, John, will be speaking about as well! - ChatSci Week 3 is on Monday 18th February at 6.30pm, Dining Room, Teviot Student Union. http://ow.ly/4Xql30nEbJx - #ChatSci #ChatSciSeries7 #edinburgh #whatsonedinburgh #intersci #edinburghuniversity #tissuerepair #littlefrance #regenerativemedicine #pathology #neurologicaldisease #multiplesclerosis #ms #tissuerepair #art #science #electronmicroscopy #electrons #microscope #myelin #axons #humanhair #projectsofthebrain

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