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MIT Scientist to Present at BIO 2015
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MIT scientist Robert Langer will speak at BIO 2015 on a panel about venture capitalism in biotechnology.
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Robert Langer, MIT scientist and professor, will be speaking on a panel at the BIO International Convention 2015. The panel,
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