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Remembering biology professor Jeff Hutchings, an advocate for science

MAINSTREET NS | Feb 2, 2022

Remembering biology professor Jeff Hutchings, an advocate for science

People are remembering Dalhousie biology professor Jeff Hutchings as a principled advocate for science and as someone who was committed to sharing accessible scientific information to the public. He died on the weekend at age 63.
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