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For some, public outreach is all in a day's work

Lab Animal volume 37, pages 537–541 (2008)Cite this article

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Most of us would gladly do more to spread the word about the importance of biomedical research—if only we weren't so busy. As it turns out, that's no excuse. Lab Animal spoke with four people who have found very different ways to make public outreach an integral part of their working lives.

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For some, public outreach is all in a day's work. Lab Anim 37, 537–541 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1038/laban1108-537

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