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Proceedings of the invitational workshop 'Rethinking science curricula in the genomics era' Utrecht, the Netherlands 4-5 december 200
dvances in computing have forever changed the practice of biological research. Computational biology...
Two Biotechnology Sessions were arranged by Dr. Hans G. Leuenberger on behalf of the Swiss Coordinat...
Increasingly the rapid developments by scientists working in the new business sector of biotechnolog...
Contains fulltext : 75348.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)Rethinking scien...
Science education reform must anticipate the scientific literacy required by the next generation of ...
Item does not contain fulltextRethinking science curricula in the genomics era, 04 december 200
Science education reform must anticipate the scientific literacy required by the next generation of ...
Advances in genomics research and technology generate new personal and societal choices. As science...
Science education reform must anticipate the scientific literacy required by the next generation of ...
Science education reform must anticipate the scientific literacy required by the next generation of ...
School curricula always lag behind scientific innovations; modern science has made so many great adv...
The Special Session of the Workshop on Comparative Genomics is designed for scientists at all profes...
The general audience for these lectures is mainly physicists, computer scientists, engineers or the ...
SIGLEAvailable from TIB Hannover: RS21 (110) / FIZ - Fachinformationszzentrum Karlsruhe / TIB - Tech...
The Dutch approach to genomics and society is taken as an example to show that the dream of achievin...
dvances in computing have forever changed the practice of biological research. Computational biology...
Two Biotechnology Sessions were arranged by Dr. Hans G. Leuenberger on behalf of the Swiss Coordinat...
Increasingly the rapid developments by scientists working in the new business sector of biotechnolog...
Contains fulltext : 75348.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)Rethinking scien...
Science education reform must anticipate the scientific literacy required by the next generation of ...
Item does not contain fulltextRethinking science curricula in the genomics era, 04 december 200
Science education reform must anticipate the scientific literacy required by the next generation of ...
Advances in genomics research and technology generate new personal and societal choices. As science...
Science education reform must anticipate the scientific literacy required by the next generation of ...
Science education reform must anticipate the scientific literacy required by the next generation of ...
School curricula always lag behind scientific innovations; modern science has made so many great adv...
The Special Session of the Workshop on Comparative Genomics is designed for scientists at all profes...
The general audience for these lectures is mainly physicists, computer scientists, engineers or the ...
SIGLEAvailable from TIB Hannover: RS21 (110) / FIZ - Fachinformationszzentrum Karlsruhe / TIB - Tech...
The Dutch approach to genomics and society is taken as an example to show that the dream of achievin...
dvances in computing have forever changed the practice of biological research. Computational biology...
Two Biotechnology Sessions were arranged by Dr. Hans G. Leuenberger on behalf of the Swiss Coordinat...
Increasingly the rapid developments by scientists working in the new business sector of biotechnolog...
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