Episode 8: Interview with Minoti Apte

She's one Australia's leading pancreatic scientis…

An episode of the The Peer Review Podcast podcast, hosted by The Peer Review, titled "Episode 8: Interview with Minoti Apte" was published on July 17, 2018 and runs 21 minutes.

July 17, 2018 ·21m · The Peer Review Podcast

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She's one Australia's leading pancreatic scientists, an order of Australia medalist, a NSW Woman of the Year, and traditional Indian dancer extraordinaire. In this episode of the Peer Review Podcast we chat with Minoti Apte.

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She's one Australia's leading pancreatic scientists, an order of Australia medalist, a NSW Woman of the Year, and traditional Indian dancer extraordinaire. In this episode of the Peer Review Podcast we chat with Minoti Apte.

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