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Tag: summer interns Archives - Center for Climate and Life

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July 26th, 2016|Rebecca Fowler

A Summer of Hands-on, Minds-On Science

A new internship program enables high school students to gain hands-on research experience while working alongside Climate and Life scientists.

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