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7 money saving tips for accidental researchers that improve the quality of your research (31 Aug 12)

If you suddenly find yourself charged with conducting research you have joined the ranks of the Accidental Researchers. Don’t panic – it doesn’t have to cost the earth and you can do a good job


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