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I’ve put together a nice handout regarding the seminar – <\/em>Transformed! Information, Bioscience and Web 2.0.<\/a><\/em> Take a look:
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\n\"Handout-1\"<\/p>\n

You can also download a copy<\/a>.
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Technorati Tags: Social media<\/a>, Web 2.0<\/a><\/p>\n

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I’ve put together a nice handout regarding the seminar – Transformed! Information, Bioscience and Web 2.0. Take a look: You can also download a copy. 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