Here is a collection of photos from Kosovo, taken during fieldwork with local communities in October 2014. This field expedition was part of an ethnobotany course with students from the University of Prishtina, funded by the US Embassy in Kosovo program for University capacity development. All Photos: Copyright © Cassandra L. Quave.
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A stark reminder that big pharma is in the business of making money.... the development of life-saving medicines is progressively becoming a side-bar
This is incredibly disappointing. The NIBR antibiotics group is arguably one of the best in the world and has made some outstanding advances. I wonder who will pick up the slack.... #Antibiotics https://t.co/PyMoaxKbqI
Different perspectives on the potential amendment to expand Nagoya Protocol to include restrictions on digital sequencing information —including my own thoughts on how this pertains to plants. #biodiversity #nagoya #research
Plan to amend biopiracy rules would ‘smother research,’ biologists warn
Push to include genetic data in the Nagoya Protocol alarms European scientists
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