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John De Laeter Centre of Excellence in Mass Spectrometry Stage II (JdLCMSII)
Technology and Innovation
John De Laeter Centre of Excellence in Mass Spectrometry Stage II (JdLCMSII)
Written by SNWA Tuesday, 02 January 2007 00:00
The Centre is an expansion and continuation of the original JDL centre and also seeks to facilitate and promote world-class research and development with an industry focus in WA using advanced methods and techniques in mass spectrometry which will be of benefit to the minerals and petroleum industry and the environmental and health sectors.
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