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This is the text of a five-minute lightning talk presented at SpotOn London, about five things scientists can learn from musicians.
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by Eva
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No plans for Easter Sunday? Join Easternblot’s Easter Chat livestream on YouTube. The general topic will be online science communication, but the specifics are up to you.
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