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  <description>Niall Duncan and Charlotte Rae Authored on behalf of SEA-SIG, with figures from SEA-SIG&amp;rsquo;s forthcoming Symposium and publication  The problemOne of the great things about science is that it brings people together from around the world. These international connections allow people to share information and perspectives, driving knowledge forward. They also give us opportunities to meet new, interesting people and in doing so perhaps understand the world a little better. Unfortunately though,  [...] </description>
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