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In November, the authors plan to
hold an international workshop in Nara,
Japan, where experts will discuss the
new proposal and finalize a draft. The
historic pagodas standing outside will
silently attest to the importance of this
work.
~AM&P
For more information:
Hideyuki
Kanematsu is a professor at Suzuka
National College of Technology, Yubin-
bango 510-0294 Suzuka, Mie Prefecture
Shirako-machi, Japan, +81-59-368-1848,
kanemats@mse.suzuka-ct.ac.jp,
www1. mint.or.jp/~reihidek.
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Fig. 6
– An emerging test standard that conveys a deep understanding of biofilm formation and
characterization is expected to aid in the development of new anti-biofilm and anti-biofouling
materials.