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September, 2007 |
This Month
The BTJ "Talking Biotech with the Public" podcast is based on the free BTJ September issue on science communication, biosafety and public perception of biotechnology and GMOs. The podcast features interviews with science communication experts and a humoristic Audio Play of a Journalist-Scientist interview provided by EMBO Science and Society.
download (8.67 MB, 25 min 16 s)
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May, 2007 |
This Month
The first BTJ Biotechnology Podcast features a short overview of exciting Biotech News from the European Bioperspectives meeting being held in Cologne, brain-specific diseases - the topic of the May issue of BTJ, BTJ Forum highlights and the most downloaded paper.
download (7.5 MEG, 16 minutes)
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