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Articles from previous issues
Traduït per Jordi Salat. Marco Martucci explica a Eleanor Hayes què té en comú l’ensenyament de ciències i el…
Traduït per Aina Pi Roig. La pell del tauró està adaptada per a nedar d’una forma energèticament eficient de notables maneres, algunes de les…
Traduït per Alicia Pérez. La lesió de medul·la causa habitualment paràlisi permanent i normalment no té cura. Podria la teràpia amb…
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EMBL's Science Education and Public Engagement team invites European STEM educators to attend a free course on ‘Omics Insights into Cell Biology’. Taking place in Heidelberg, Germany, on 18-20 March, the course offers seminars and hands-on training.
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