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One of our researchers featuring on DLN newsletter

August 24, 2021 Shivani

One researcher in our group, Dr. Ida Sundvor Opstad has recently featured in the newsletter of The Centre for Digital Life Norway (DLN), a Norwegian centre for biotechnology research, education and innovation.

For more details, please visit the link below:

https://www.digitallifenorway.org/research/nanorip/news/new-publication-chip-based-microscopy-technique.html

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