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Archive for January, 2016
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![The next European Conference of Science Journalists will be held in Manchester, UK 23rd July 2016. It will be the first day of ESOF 2016. The venue is Manchester Central at […]](http://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/logo-esof-115x100.png "Mark your calendars – give your ideas ! ECSJ 2016 – 23 July in Manchester")
Mark your calendars – give your ideas ! ECSJ 2016 – 23 July in Manchester
Posted on 28. January 2016 | No CommentsThe next European Conference of Science Journalists will be held in Manchester, UK 23rd July 2016. It will be the first day of ESOF 2016. The venue is Manchester Central at […] -
![The biological function of the Rhesus gene-coded protein, a part of an ion pump and also a carrier of probably the most immunogenic site on human red cells, is still […]](http://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Flegr_Jarda-115x115.jpg "Czech scientists solved the enigma of coexistence of people with Rh+ and Rh- blood groups")
Czech scientists solved the enigma of coexistence of people with Rh+ and Rh- blood groups
Posted on 27. January 2016 | No CommentsThe biological function of the Rhesus gene-coded protein, a part of an ion pump and also a carrier of probably the most immunogenic site on human red cells, is still […]