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Introduction to Scientific Research Projects

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Introduction to Scientific Research Projects
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Publisher: BookBoon
ISBN-13: 9788776816742
Number of pages: 51

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This is a concise introduction to the undergraduate scientific research project. It is primarily aimed at undergraduate students reading medicine, nursing and midwifery and subjects allied to health such as Biomedical Science who will be expected to undertake some kind of research project as part of their degree.

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