UNU-BIOLAC has funded over 400 courses coordinated by scientists of Latin America and the Caribbean, with an attendance of over 10000 students.
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BIOLAC's training courses
UNU-BIOLAC courses are intended to transfer the latests techniques to Latin American and Caribbean laboratories and scientists
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Reversing the Dogma to find a Solution for Dengue and other Arboviruses
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