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Tag Archives: genome size

Live from London: reporting from "Elements, genomes, and ecosystems"

Posted on 3 Jun, 2015 by Rob Denton

Scientific meetings are great: see old friends, meet new colleagues, sow the seeds of collaboration, see interesting work from around the world, and so on. They’re fun, they really are. But they can be so big. The annual meetings of the … Continue reading →

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