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- Hannah Hoag.
- Nature. 2003 Oct 23;425(6960):882-3.
AbstractWhen high-throughput screening of proteins and genes made its debut, it was the darling of industry--but new academic facilities are now being set up to make the expensive technology involved available to researchers. As a result, new institutes are recruiting scientists to liaise between academia and industry; and industry, in turn, continues to seek graduates and postdocs--as long as they are fresh thinkers with multiple skills. In addition, centres are being set up to train students in the latest technologies.
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