Annual report released

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Annual report released

The 2008-09 EMBL Australia Annual Report is now available. The report covers the first year of the EMBL Australia initiative, including key achievements and the outlook for the forthcoming year.

Copies can be downloaded here. Printed copies are available on request.

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