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Ten years EVISA Speciation Newsletter

(17.12.2014)

The European Virtual Institute for Speciation Analysis (EVISA) started in December 2004 to send out its "Speciation Newsletter" to a growing community of subscribers. The newsletter is meant to update all those interested in elemental species, with information about speciation analysis, the role of elemental species in life sciences and other scientific research, as well as rules and legislation related to such element species.

EVISA's Newsletter is an integral part of its information center. Each Speciation newsletter is discussing topics that we found to be worth sharing with our subscribers within our News section. During the years these News have created a collection of "hot topics" being discussed within our community. This 10 years collection of speciation related news has its value beyond currency and simple history. Since we always update the news with links to new research results and cross-links between News and other content on our website, the News collection is a pool of information that allows to follow an ongoing discussion even if you did not follow from the beginning.

Keywords within the News can be made visible by switching the "Glossary" on, a feature that is available in the top part of all EVISA content pages. By simply clicking on a keyword, further information available on the EVISA data center can easily be accessed.

Our advanced search engine allows for efficient access to the information within the News as well as from any part of our data center.

The newsletter also keeps you updated with upcoming conferences, symposia and workshops related to chemical species and their deadlines. A section on job opportunities informs about open positions in academia and industry.

You can subscribe the EVISA Newsletter free of charge by joining our user community.