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We are currently working with over 300 active students of the Czech and English Parallel to update Wikilectures.
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Main organizer: MUDr. Ota Raška, Ph.D. (raskaota@gmail.com)
Project coordinator: Andrea Rashovska (thewikilectures@gmail.com)
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