Introducing Chase Weidmann, Ph.D., U-M RNA Faculty Scholar

Introducing Chase Weidmann, Ph.D.,
Assistant Professor in the Department of Biological Chemistry
and RNA Scholar Faculty of the Center for RNA Biomedicine.

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Machine learning expands single-molecule analysis accuracy and accessibility

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“Dr. Cheung goes to Washington!”

“Dr. Cheung goes to Washington!”

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