Alison Abbott, Munich
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Alison has been with Nature in Germany since 1992, covering a variety of scientific topics, mostly in biology. Alison gained her first degree and PhD, both in pharmacology, at the University of Leeds. After a period of post-doctoral research, she spent seven years as editor of Trends in Pharmacological Sciences. As our resident culture vulture, Alison edits the Science in Culture column in Nature's Books and Arts section.
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