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Education in the MCW EPR

We provide education through the Biophysics Graduate Program, courses in EPR spectroscopy, and one-on-one training and consultations.

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Biophysics Graduate Program

The Biophysics Graduate Program offers training to students pursuing a PhD in the biomedical applications and technological development of EPR spectroscopy techniques.

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EPR Spectroscopy Training

EPR spectroscopy training courses available to MCW PhD students include Biophysical Techniques in Biochemistry and EPR Theory.

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