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TODD Symposium: Translational Chemical Biology

Registration deadline: October 8 This year’s theme, Translational Chemical Biology, represents one of the most innovative and fast-growing fields in drug discovery. The symposium brings together leading experts to explore how the intersection of chemistry and biology is creating new therapies with real-world clinical impact. Event website: https://pharmacy.uky.edu/outreach/todd-symposium The symposium will feature several distinguished speakers, including: 

College of Pharmacy to Host TODD Symposium on Translational Chemical Biology

Top national scientists to present innovative research on drug discovery and development

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