Pembroke Research Seminar
The weekly Pembroke Research Seminar brings together Pembroke Center Postdoctoral Fellows, Faculty Research Fellows, Graduate Fellows, other interested Brown faculty and selected students, affiliated Visiting Scholars, and distinguished guest lecturers. The research themes of the seminar change annually.
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