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• Anasys report on EPFL researchers applying AFM-based infrared spectroscopy to the study of drug resistant bacteria
• Olympus Awards an Education and Research Grant to Ripon College, Ripon, WI
• Bruker CAM showcase advances in hydrocarbon analyzers and ICP-MS at ArabLab 2013
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