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Revision as of 22:01, 21 February 2011
This year we are having a friendly photo competition, with winners being announced at the Graduate Student Spring Symposium. Graduate students can enter their best/favorite biological photo, with a short caption detailing the significance of the photo. To enter, either send your photo and caption to Frank W. Smith, or if you are EEBedia savvy, you can add them to this page yourself. A few days before the Spring Symposium (March 19), a link will be provided on this page to vote. The graduate student photographers receiving the most votes win! (Prizes TBD)
