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Konichiwa from Okinawa
Posted 17 April 2006 by PhilipJ under Philip's Research
Yesterday I spent the better part of the day crossing the pacific, but I’m happy to say I made it across (and down) alive! I’m here at the OIST International Workshop on Single Molecule Analysis, and I’ll try to keep everyone up to date on the world of single molecules as the workshop progresses.
"You're not really a scientist. You're a biologist." Studying Bacteria with Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM)
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Just look at the beach!!! Post some pictures.