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8 Dec 2026, 6.45pm Talk/Lecture

The 2026 Hatfield Memorial Lecture

The Octagon Centre, University of Sheffield

The 2026 Hatfield Lecture will take place on the 8th Dec

More details here:-
sheffield.ac.uk/cmbe/school/hatfield-memorial-lecture

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Mark Tomlinson

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