Co-Founder, Sunil Gandhi Ph.D., presents at the 8th Annual Bench to Bedside Symposium

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Angela Prvulovic
May 4, 2022

Co-Founder, Sunil Gandhi Ph.D., presents at the 8th Annual Bench to Bedside Symposium hosted by the Gavin Herbert Eye Institute at the University of California, Irvine School of Medicine. Dr. Gandhi discusses novel tools for approaching translational vision and translational neuroscience.

Access Dr. Gandhi's presentation recording titled, "Tools for Brain-wide Quantification of Neural and Immune Cell Activity at Single-Cell Resolution" below.

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