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Thailand and SE Asia’s first Pint of Science Festival kicked Pint-of-Science1 off on Mon 15 May with a look at Killer Bugs: Disease, Detection and Destruction and an enthusiastic reception from over 50 attendees that included scientists from MORU and other institutions, business people with a background in science and students.

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Led by Chief Operating Officer (COO) David Burton (top right) and based in Bangkok, MORU's Operations & Administration team provides multifunctional support to Departments, Units and study sites across the MORU Tropical Health Network. In addition, HR & Training, Logistics, IT, Health & Safety, Compliance, Security, Communications, Finance, Admin, Legal / Research Services, Contracts and Funding teams based in the University of Oxford provide the MORU Network with valuable support, as do operations teams based in each MORU Unit.

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