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To: CARYTRE who wrote (964)	1/8/1998 4:54:00 PM
From: Peter	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1894

Cary, To get public relations a german genetics professor, wolfgang nellen, at kassel university invited 13 journalists to his lab. (JoLab - journalists labs). For one week the journalists get to know the lab daily routine. They also could do little experiments do research on a fictitious disease and complain their results with large data bases. Without industry sponsoring it will cost only 6000 DM (labtools) and 1 week strongly restricted teaching. The journalists were enthusiastic. (A possiblity to get the outside world into lab.) Full article: German newspaper: Frankfurter Rundschau 01/03/1998 / page 8 "Der Kasseler Genetik-Professor Wolfgang Nellen lieá Journalisten pipettieren und DNA-Straenge mit Enzymen mischen" Peter