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Meetings that may be of interest to the yeast community are listed below:
20th Annual Southeastern Regional Yeast Meeting (SERYM)
University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham AL
March 8 – 10, 2013
British Yeast Group Meeting – BYG2013
Nottingham, UK
March 20 – 22, […]
Economic growth and stability, standard of living, social inclusion, development of human capital, critical infrastructure, urbanization, industrialization, human rights and jobs for the nation are among the ideals and realities faced by most nations and governments in our current world. However, the benefits of economic welfare are frequently accompanied by increased pressure […]
Imagine a journey into the cellular structures of, well, nearly any living thing. From parasites that cause malaria to organisms in the nucleus of cancer cells.
Imagine seeing these microscopically small organisms in neon colours and imagine seeing them from all angles and in 3D.
This is exactly what scientists at Stellenbosch University (SU) can […]
Just chilling for the holidays? No way! Not Veronique Meyer! She gave up part of her holiday to help learners from her Alma Mater gain practical experience in testing water. Veronique, a former learner from Lückhoff High in Stellenbosch, is doing her master’s in microbiology in, among others, environmental biotechnology with a focus […]
Theres a bacterium on a diatom on an amphipod on a frog on a bump on the log in the hole in the bottom of the sea!
via Electron Microscope Zooms In, Finds Life on Life on Life.
