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Statewide Biomedical and Clinical Research Collaborative Awards granted
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New ECDC Director Pamela Rendi-Wagner emphasises importance of restoring and reinforcing public trust in science after pandemic, in editorial for Eurosurveillance
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Major computing society endorses efforts to make digital accessibility part of the Americans with Disabilities Act
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In decade-first for Japan, Kyushu U Professor is elected as International Fellow of the British Academy
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Texas A&M researchers receive $5 million to study brucellosis in Armenia
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