Les Satin interviewed in March 2023 Biophysical Society Bulletin

Dr. Les Satin, Joanne I Moore Research Professor of Pharmacology, Professor of Pharmacology, and Professor of Internal Medicine, was recently interviewed in the March 2023 version of the Biophysical Society Bulletin. Read the full interview here (page 8).

 
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