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And this summer, from August 6 – 11, the second edition of the course will be organised. We hope for a similar success in number of participants, enthusiasm and teachers to achieve an effective outreach by the renal theme. You can contribute to this success by promoting and advertising the summer school course “The ins and outs of kidneys: From physiomics to transplantation” within your national and international network.
Download the flyer here.
The renal theme participated last August for the first time with a new course in the Radboud Summer School.
And this summer, from August 6 – 11, the second edition of the course will be organised. We hope for a similar success in number of participants, enthusiasm and teachers to achieve an effective outreach by the renal theme. You can contribute to this success by promoting and advertising the summer school course “The ins and outs of kidneys: From physiomics to transplantation” within your national and international network.
Download the flyer here.
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