Jason Dwyer of the University of Rhode Island has been named the recipient of the American Electrophoresis Society’s Mid-Career Award, which honors exceptional contributions to the field of electrophoresis, microfluidics, and related areas by an individual who is currently in the middle of their career. Dwyer will be receiving the award at this year’s SciX
Confronted by a multidimensional, highly coordinated attack on our humanity – our identity as Homo Sapiens, our freedom and even our existence – most humans retreat in fear. And, in this state, people are incapable of resisting. Despite the rapidly advancing technocracy that is systematically depopulating humanity and taking control of those left alive, the
Analysis of COST Action membership indicates that 42% of Action participants are Young Researchers and Innovators. The networking activities organised through COST Actions are hugely valuable opportunities for young participants to prepare for the next steps in their careers. COST encourages Younger Researchers to take on leadership roles that can boost self-confidence and motivation. COST
Aims to bring academics and industrial researchers together and at keeping abreast of the current development and innovation in advanced bioinformatics research and applications as well as providing a platform for participants to share knowledge and expertise in bioinformatics. Speakers Prof. FangXiang Wu, University of Saskatchewan, Canada Prof. Chanchal Mitra, University of Hyderabad, India Topics
Tescan’s scanning electron microscopes will be added to Shimadzu’s core analytical measurement product lineup Shimadzu Corporation has concluded a business partnership agreement with Tescan Group, a leading manufacturer of scanning electron microscopes (SEM) in the Czech Republic. Tescan’s SEM will be added to Shimadzu’s core analytical measurement product lineup, and the product will be launched
Jason Dwyer of the University of Rhode Island has been named the recipient of the American Electrophoresis Society’s Mid-Career Award, which honors exceptional contributions to the field of electrophoresis, microfluidics, and related areas by an individual who is currently in the middle of their career. Dwyer will be receiving the award at this year’s SciX
Confronted by a multidimensional, highly coordinated attack on our humanity – our identity as Homo Sapiens, our freedom and even our existence – most humans retreat in fear. And, in this state, people are incapable of resisting. Despite the rapidly advancing technocracy that is systematically depopulating humanity and taking control of those left alive, the
Analysis of COST Action membership indicates that 42% of Action participants are Young Researchers and Innovators. The networking activities organised through COST Actions are hugely valuable opportunities for young participants to prepare for the next steps in their careers. COST encourages Younger Researchers to take on leadership roles that can boost self-confidence and motivation. COST
Aims to bring academics and industrial researchers together and at keeping abreast of the current development and innovation in advanced bioinformatics research and applications as well as providing a platform for participants to share knowledge and expertise in bioinformatics. Speakers Prof. FangXiang Wu, University of Saskatchewan, Canada Prof. Chanchal Mitra, University of Hyderabad, India Topics
Tescan’s scanning electron microscopes will be added to Shimadzu’s core analytical measurement product lineup Shimadzu Corporation has concluded a business partnership agreement with Tescan Group, a leading manufacturer of scanning electron microscopes (SEM) in the Czech Republic. Tescan’s SEM will be added to Shimadzu’s core analytical measurement product lineup, and the product will be launched