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ECC: European Chemistry Congress

Emma Marris heads to Budapest this weekend to attend the first European Chemistry Congress - a meeting whose goal is to promote cutting edge science, foster collaboration, and "enhance the image of chemistry". Join us here for daily diary reports from the meeting, from 27-31 August.

Posted by Nicola Jones on August 25, 2006
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