Research Partnerships & Innovation

The Google Embryo Project

Posted: September 30, 2014

Susan Crawford-Young, instructor and CARD-funded researcher explores answers to the question “How does an embryo grow and develop?” This presentation shares what she has discovered about how physics relates to embryology through research regarding the characteristics of salamander embryo tissue.
Check out her presentation!
Want to attend presentations like this in person? Interested in delivering a presentation yourself? Have any content suggestions? Please contact:
Claudius Soodeen | csoodeen@rrc.ca | 204.632.2147

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