Institutional visit - Dr. Joseph B. Martin

Address by Dr. Joseph B. Martin, Dean, Harvard Medical School, Harvard University, 2006 inaugural winner of The Henry G. Friesen International Prize in Health Research
March 26, 2007
University of Manitoba
Institutional Program visit
PRICE FRIESEN 2007: VISIT OF ESTABLISHMENT
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Presentation by Dr. Joseph B. Martin, Dean, Harvard Medical School, Harvard University, the first recipient of the International Award for Research Henry G. Friesen in 2006.
26 and March 27, 2007 - Winnipeg, Manitoba
Institutional visit by the recipient of the Henry G. Friesen 2006 The International Prize for Research in Henry G. Friesen
Regional visits are an important component of international research award in Henry G. Friesen. Dr. Joseph B. Martin, Dean of the Harvard Medical School and recipient of the Award in 2006, made a visit to Winnipeg, where he was hosted by the Centre for Advancement of Medicine, University of Manitoba. In addition to a keynote speech at the University of Manitoba, Dr. Martin has visited medical facilities and laboratories and met with officials, scientists and students.
Program in English only
Source: www.fcihr.ca
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