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Dr. Takasaki’s interview article on BRC website

Posted on 2024-01-04 by Hayashi

An interview with Dr. Mami Takasaki, a senior scientist and lab manager in our team, has been posted on the RIKEN BRC’s “Diversity Initiatives for Women’s Advancement: Interviews with Female Research Staff” page.

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