Antipodean Analytical Adventure
From The Analytical Scientist:
Inspired by the individuals on The Power List?
Jump-start your post-graduate career at a new Australian center focused on portable analysis.
The University of Tasmania’s Emily Hilder features in this year’s Power List – she also appeared on the 2013 Power List of the Top 100 most influential analytical scientists. Here, Emily shares information on an ambitious new collaborative project – and outlines who she’s looking to work with.
Read the full article at The Analytical Scientist website.
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