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Openspritzer: an open hardware pressure ejection system for reliably delivering picolitre volumes by Forman, C. J., Tomes, H., Mbobo, B., Burman, R. J., Jacobs, M., Baden, T, Raimondo, J. V.

“…The ability to reliably and precisely deliver picolitre volumes is an important component of biological research. Here we describe a high-performance,…”
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Towards guidelines for informed consent for prospective stem cell research by Greenberg, J, Smith, D C, Burman, R J, Ballo, R, Kidson, S H

“…Stem cell science is advancing at an unprecedented rate, with thousands of research papers being published every year and many clinical trials for a wide range…”
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Seizures in Children with HIV infection in South Africa: A retrospective case control study by Burman, R.J., Wilmshurst, J.M., Gebauer, S., Weise, L., Walker, K.G., Donald, K.A.

“…•Neuroinfections and cerebrovascular accidents increase the risk of seizures in HIV-infected children.•Neuroinfections and cerebrovascular accidents increase…”
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The attitudes of medical students to research by Nel, D, Burman, R J, Hoffman, R, Randera-Rees, S

“…The workforce of 'physician--scientists' is ageing and decreasing in numbers. The responsibility to combat this trend rests on future generations of healthcare…”
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Training South African clinician-scientists : lessons from the University of Cape Town’s intercalated programme by Düsterwald, K.M., de Wet, T.J., Favara, D.M., Katz, A.A., Amoni, M., Burman, R.J., Setshedi, M., Rametse, C.L.

“…In 2011, the Faculty of Health Sciences at the University of Cape Town, South Africa (SA), established the Clinician-Scientist Training Programme (UCTCSTP),…”
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Demographic and aetiological factors of paediatric status epilepticus: A South African retrospective observational study by Chingwali-Nsanta, S, Buys, H, Burman, R J, Wilmshurst, J M

“…\r\nBackground\r\nStatus epilepticus (SE) is a common medical neurological emergency in childhood, and it is often serious and life-threatening. There is a…”
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