Masters in Molecular Engineering: How are the Masters projects structured?

The Institute for Molecular Science and Engineering (IMSE) is the institute within Imperial College London that hosts the Masters in Molecular Engineering course. IMSE Associate Director Professor Joao Cabral answers the question "How are the masters projects structured?"

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