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Transgender scientist Ben Barres' book excerpt describes transition decision | Stanford Medicine
Transgender scientist Ben Barres' book excerpt describes transition decision | Stanford Medicine
Neuroscientist Ben Barres, who identified crucial role of glial cells, dies at 63 | News Center | Stanford Medicine
Ben Barres (1954–2017)
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Ben Barres: Neurobiologist who discovered role of glial cells and campaigned for transgender rights | The Independent | The Independent
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Ben Barres, Neuroscientist and Equal-Opportunity Advocate, Dies at 63 - The New York Times
Prominent Neuroscientist Ben Barres Dies of Pancreatic Cancer - Pancreatic Cancer Action Network
Field Loses Beloved Wizard of Glia, Ben Barres, 63 | ALZFORUM
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Dismissing 'Sexist Opinions' About Women's Place in Science - The New York Times
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Ben Barres: A transgender scientist shares his story | Spectrum | Autism Research News
Ben Barres: Glia Guru | The Scientist Magazine®
AAS Member Receives Ben Barres Fellowship | American Astronomical Society
Profile: Ben Barres | Nature Medicine
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Ben Barres: "It's No Longer Necessary to Live in the Closet" - YouTube
Ben Barres (Stanford): How to Pick a Graduate Advisor - YouTube
Filmmaker Pamela Green plots feature on late Stanford transgender neuroscientist Ben Barres - San Francisco Business Times
Ben Barres, 63, groundbreaking neuroscientist and advocate for women in science - The Boston Globe
