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Soenke Bartling

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Soenke Bartling

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Ijad Madisch
I love my new laptop!!!
Mar 02, 2010 | Like | Comment
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Ijad Madisch
sciencefeed is growing and growing. thanks for all your feedback!!
Feb 26, 2010 | Like | Comment
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Martin Fenner
@Lambo @hatorikibble Man muß ja als Dozent immer mal was neues bieten. ScienceFeed hat viel Potential für die Literaturverwaltung. #zblib2
Feb 18, 2010 from Twitter | Like | Comment
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Ijad Madisch: Danke, Martin. Wir werden daran arbeiten.
Martin Fenner: Ijad, gibt es eine ScienceFeed Gruppe "ScienceFeed Feedback"? Wäre besser als eine Diskussion über ScienceFeed in FriendFeed...
Martin Fenner
eXtyles ist eine kommerzielle Software für Verlage zur Überprüfung und Formatierung von eingereichten Manuskripten, insbesondere der Referenzen.
http://network.nature.com/people/mfenner/blog/2009...
Feb 18, 2010 | Like | Comment
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Heinz Pampel, Soeren Hofmayer, Simone Haas and Soenke Bartling like this message.
Sascha Fricke
BibCamp: May 07/08, 2010, Hannover, Germany
http://bibcamp3.eventbrite.com/
Feb 17, 2010 | Like | Comment
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Martin Fenner
Thanks for the post. ScienceFeed has potential, and being focused on science can be an advantage. It is for... re: http://ff.im/g1zfB
Feb 16, 2010 from Twitter | Like | Comment
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Ijad Madisch
woa, is happy about the launch of sciencefeed. but there is still a lot to do. we got a lot of good ideas.
Feb 16, 2010 | Like | Comment
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Ijad Madisch
Very interesting paper, which describes the molecular evolution of H5N1
Spatiotemporal structure of molecular evolution of H5N1 highly pathogenic a...
Margaret A Carrel,Michael Emch,R Todd Jobe,Aaron Moody,Xiu-Feng Wan
Feb 12, 2010 | Like | Comment
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Horst Fickenscher: Ijad, do you think the molecular evolution of H5N1 is leading to complete new more dangerous strains?
Ijad Madisch: Horst, I do think so, because the separation of the genome into eight separate segments of vRNA allows mixing or reassortment of vRNAs.