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    Recognizing and Addressing Power Dynamics in Science and Academia
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    FENS Forum Berlin: Crisis of Reproducibility
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    Evolution of Neuroscience Graduate Programs: Meeting the Needs of 21st Century Trainees
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    Next Generation Optogenetics: Tools and Applications
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    Module 1: Introduction to the Optogenetics Training Series
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    Module 2: Implementing Optogenetics in the Lab — Getting Started
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