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Pint of Science – Living Systems: From Stem Cells to Sea Turtles

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Pint of Science – Living Systems: From Stem Cells to Sea Turtles

University of Suffolk at Bin 93, Ipswich

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Join us for a fascinating evening where science gets personal, planetary, and a little bit wild.

We’ll explore how stem cells might help rebuild the body, untangle the mysteries of food intolerance and dive into the high‑stakes world of protecting turtles from illegal trade.

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