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Expected subject: [Infoscience] Please verify the affiliation of a publication Expected body: Hello, A new record in Infoscience has provisionally been assigned to your lab/unit. As lab manager, it is your responsibility to confirm or deny this affiliation. The record can be accessed at the URL https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/295990?&ln=en. To accept or reject, use the link https://infoscience.epfl.ch/submit/direct?recid=295990&sub=SBMLAB_VER&doctype=LAB_VER&act=SBM&ln=en. In case of questions or comments, please contact infoscience@epfl.ch. Best regards, EPFL Library Infoscience support team
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Test record #04-FR (validation email)
Expected subject: [Infoscience] Veuillez vérifier l’affiliation d’une publication Expected body: Bonjour, Une nouvelle publication dans Infoscience a provisoirement été attribuée à votre laboratoire/unité. En tant que lab manager, il vous appartient de con ...
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