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Microbial research

6 December, 20156 December, 2016 Anna Wahlstéen MIND_Highlight

Preparation of batch experiments in an anaerobic glove box specifically designed and optimized to perform microbial research. Photo: SCK•CEN.

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The MIND project brings together 15 European groups working on the impact of microbial processes on safety cases for geological repositories, focusing on key questions posed by waste management organisations throughout Europe.

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