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Microbe Talk: September 2015
In this month’s podcast: Ebola vaccines for chimpanzees and engineering the built environment to prevent the spread of infections. First up, Anand visited the labs of the Healthy Infrastructure Research Group at UCL. Dr Lena Ciric and her team told … Continue reading
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Tagged antimicrobial surfaces, apes, black mould, chimapnzees, Ebola, infrastructure, vaccine
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