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    Scent of life on Venus

    15 September, 202015 September, 2020

    Microbial life may be present in the atmosphere of Venus, according to a paper published in Nature Astronomy today. (Written by Rohan Byrne, our resident geoscientist. Follow him at @buildmeaplanet) Traces of a telltale gas called phosphine have been detected in sunlight bouncing off the planet. The gas, a rare chemical sometimes used as a…

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    Jobs at EMBL Australia, PhD training course, and new research

    10 April, 201414 May, 2014

    Posted on behalf of Nadia Rosenthal, Scientific Head, EMBL Australia It’s been a pretty exciting time for EMBL Australia lately, with international visitors, new group leaders, and even a Nature paper. But the one thing which really stood out for me in the past year was our EMBL Australia PhD Course. At last year’s course…

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