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EEGS students attend Chicago session | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

EEGS students attend Chicago session | News, Sports, Jobs

MARQUETTE — Eighteen students from Northern Michigan University’s Earth, Environmental and Geographical Sciences Department recently attended the 2023 West

Annual cannabis conference returns to NMU - Vimarsana News

Annual cannabis conference returns to NMU

On Tuesday, April 25, the second annual Great Lakes Cannabis Education Conference (GLCEC) will be hosted at Northern Michigan University. The conference will begin at 8 a.m. in the Northern Center with coffee and conversations. The final event, which is the announcement of student awards and an overall conference wrap-up with tours of the Medicinal...

Happy 4/20: Great Lakes Cannabis Conference coming up | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Happy 4/20: Great Lakes Cannabis Conference coming up | News, Sports, Jobs

By Journal Staff MARQUETTE — The second annual Great Lakes Cannabis Education Conference, which debuted last year as the first large-scale gathering of cann

New digital tool helps prepare for malaria outbreaks in southern Africa - Vimarsana News

New digital tool helps prepare for malaria outbreaks in southern Africa

The Wellcome Trust has provided approximately R487 million to support global research to address urgent health threats brought about by climate change.

Source: uct.ac.za
Livestock farmers' and vets' views sought on anti-microbials - Vimarsana News

Livestock farmers' and vets' views sought on anti-microbials

LIVESTOCK FARMERS and vets in the UK are being urged to share their views on the use of on-farm anti-microbials.