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Take That, SciFoo

Apr 28, 2008

Pimm blogger Attila Csordas writes about the attempt by the BioTwitterer community to organize a biology-focused "unconference" that would take place in the Bay Area around the same time as SciFoo Camp.

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Take That, SciFoo

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Insecticide Resistance Marker in Malaria Vector Tracks With Reduced Efficacy of Treated Bednets

Mutations Affecting Histones Could Contribute to Tumorigenesis, New Study Finds

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Early Migrations to Canary Islands Untangled with Ancient Mitochondrial DNA

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