October 2, 2014
Tiwari receives International 1xbet online casino Genome Sequencing Consortium Early Career Award
Vijay Tiwari, research associate in the 1xbet online casino Genetics Resource Center, received the International 1xbet online casino Genome Sequencing Consortium's Early Career Award at the consortium's conference in June.
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Tiwari completed his doctorate in 1xbet online casino genomics from Indian Institute of Technology in Roorkee, India. After his doctorate, he joined Oregon State University as a postdoctoral scientist to work on radiation hybrid mapping in 1xbet online casino . He recently joined theWheat Genetics Resource Center in the plant pathology department at Kansas State University as a research scientist to work on 1xbet online casino genomics.
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