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MBL develops infrastructure and portal for Encyclopedia of Life
Date:2/26/2008

of the recipients of a coveted TED prize for his work in documenting and understanding the worlds biodiversity. In his acceptance speech, Wilson asked TED attendees to help him develop an encyclopedia of life. Today, Dr. Wilson is seeing the realization of his wish.


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