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We will run surveys for you

by Dr Gail Whiting on Mon 17 Mar 2008 10:00 AM GMT | Permanent Link | Cosmos

Is there something that you would like to ask other scientists in your field of work? Would you like to easily access the opinions of scientists with specialist interests?

Euroscicon can run a survey for you free of charge to the delegates of any past event (see http://www.euroscicon.com/archivehighlights.html for a list of past meetings)

Using Intelligent survey software we can create professional online surveys for you quickly and easily. These surveys will be run for two months and we will give you complete access to the (anonymous) results.

To find out more about this service please contact Dr Claire Morgan- claire.morgan@euroscicon.com

Keywords: survey, life, science

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