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MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY

College of Natural Science

Department of Physics and Astronomy

2015: Scientific Symposium Honoring Former NSCL Director Konrad Gelbke

Release Date: Jan 4, 2015

Announcement for Gelbke Symposium, 8 October 2015

In lieu of the weekly Physics-Astronomy Colloquium, members of the department (and others) are invited to the Scientific Symposium Honoring Former NSCL Director Konrad Gelbke at the Wharton Center for Performing Arts' Pasant Theatre from 2:00 to 5:30 pm on Thursday, 08 October 2015. P-A attendees of the symposium do not have to register.

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2015: Scientific Symposium Honoring Former NSCL Director Konrad Gelbke

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