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IN Cell Image Competition

06 May, 2010

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Dr Miriam Ascagni from DIBIT-San Raffaele Scientific Institute, Italy, is the winner of the European entry for this GE Healthcare’s annual IN Cell Image Competition for her entry showing bone marrow derived cells. More than 70 images were submitted by scientists from nine countries. The entries, shortlisted by a scientific panel and determined by public vote were displayed in Times Square, New York from 5-7 March. A full story on the winning entries can be seen in the April issue of International Labmate.

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