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Welcome to my blog. My name is William Saleu (aka. Wilz Kongo) and I am from Papua New Guinea. I am currently doing research at the Marine Conservation Molecular Facility of the Duke University Marine Lab alongside Kevin Zelino who blogs at Deep Sea News and Andrew Thaler, main author of Southern Fried Science.Meta
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Monthly Archives: November 2010
Why Licensing of Solwara 1 project was deferred
For those of you who have been following the recent near licensing of deep sea mining in Papua New Guinea (PNG) and were wondering why it was deferred, here is the latest I have on the matter. There has been … Continue reading
Posted in Hydrothermal Vents, Marine Biology, PNG, Science
Tagged BMC, deep sea mining license, PNG
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Human Livers created in the lab
Human organs engineered in the lab and this time not by growing it on animals but by using animal organs to create it. As presented in Sunday’s American Association for the study of liver disease in Boston, a groundbreaking technique … Continue reading
