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View the results of the first ever Laboratory Web Site and Video Awards

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After a close race, the Nyborg Laboratory, based at Colorado State University, was voted the "Best of the Web" by readers for The Scientist's first ever Laboratory Web Site and Video Awards.Click here to read more about the Nyborg lab, view the editor's choice "Best of the Web," and the top Web sites as selected by each of our seven judges. Read how the Web sites were nominated and narrowed down. And look for a careers feature in the spring with advice from our judges and winners on how to create a great Web site for your laboratory!Thanks to all who nominated and voted. And congratulations to our winners!The Editors of The Scientist mail@the-scientist.comLinks within this article:Winner's page http://www.the-scientist.com/winners/index/
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