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2010 – 2019

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2014
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Vikki McCall, Gerry Mooney, Paul Rutherford, Alison Gilmour:
The potential of online academic communities for teaching staff: findings from a pilot study of the SocialLearn platform. Int. J. Web Based Communities 10(4): 404-425 (2014)
2010
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Paul Rutherford, Walter Abell, Clare Churcher, Alan McKinnon, John McCallum:
Usability of Navigation Tools for Browsing Genetic Sequences. AUIC 2010: 33-41

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2005
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Paul Rutherford, Clare Churcher, John McCallum:
An Interactive Visualisation for Selecting PCR Primers. APVIS 2005: 21-26
2004
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Paul Rutherford, Clare Churcher, John McCallum:
An Interactive Visualisation for Investigating DNA Sequence Information. InVis.au 2004: 101-107

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