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Suck Group material

DE 2324 SG
Fonds
1982 - 1995

This fonds contains material produced by the Suck Group in the course of its scientific research activities.

Suck Group

Mattaj Lab

DE 2324 P-MAT-A-8
Series

Part of Iain Mattaj material

Iain Mattaj material

DE 2324 P-MAT
Fonds

Mattaj, Iain William

University of Edinburgh

DE 2324 P-MAT-B-3-I
File
2010

Part of Iain Mattaj material

Mattaj was awarded an honorary degree of doctor of science by the University of Edinburgh.

University of Edinburgh gown and cowl (hood)

DE 2324 P-MAT-B-3-I-1
Item
2010

Part of Iain Mattaj material

1 red, body-length ceremonial gown and 1 accompanying black and green cowl (hood).

EMBL etc. (magazine)

DE 2324 C-PUBS-E
Series
1999

Part of EMBL Institutional Publications

European Molecular Biology Laboratory

Scientific Programmes

DE 2324 C-PUBS-D
Series
1999 - ?

Part of EMBL Institutional Publications

Research Reports

DE 2324 C-PUBS-C
Series
1976 - ?

Part of EMBL Institutional Publications

This series contains EMBL's reports on its scientific activities, starting in 1976.
From the first publication in 1976 to 2005 inclusive, these were called "Research Reports". Since 2005, these have been called "Research at a Glance." Since 2017, it has been called "Research in Brief."