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Dr. Roger Staats and Dr. James Champion, Senior Trainer & Consultant, Radboud in'to Languages, Wageningen University, Netherlands, the training course on Strengthening capacity to write and publish scientific papers in international journals for 20 researchers at Dalat Research Center for Potato, Flowers and Vegetables from 06-10 January 2014 |
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