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Sayer Vision Lecture and Award

Supported by the Sayer Vision Research Fund, this annual lecture is delivered by a scientist of national or international prominence in a discipline with relevance to vision research.    Past lecturers have included Dr. Martin Friedlander, Dr. Krzysztof Palczewski, Dr. Sally Temple and Dr. Roger Tsien.

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