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Effectively publishing scientific work - moderated discussion
J. Chalmers (Dundee (Angus), United Kingdom), E. Barreiro Portela (Barcelona, Spain), H. Keir (Dundee (Angus), United Kingdom)
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Virtual Congress 2021 – How to effectively publish scientific work?
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How to effectively publish scientific work?
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