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Silvia
29 January, 09:34
Why is reading important in science?
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Melanie Avila
29 January, 12:14
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Dispelling the perception that Indian scientists are averse to advertising their work, recipient of this year's Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar prize, Dr. Eknath Ghate and Dr. Amol Dighe, said that in science, it is important to publish and publicise one's work globally.
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