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EARS Project Update

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By British Beekeepers' Association (BBKA)

Published Jun 29, 2010

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A report from our PhD Student, Ricarda (“Ricky”) Kather. Since our last meeting in November 2009, I finished the literature review and research proposal outlining the background, purpose and preliminary research plan of the project in December.

The review and proposal have now been approved by the university and I presented the project outline at the post-graduate student seminar series on 23rd February 2010, where it was approved again and no concerns were raised about the project’s experimental set up.

Ears Newsletter No. 5 (155 KB)
Download the EARS newsletter No. 5 on PDF format.

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