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Codeflow helps Widmeyer relaunch science.pfizer.com

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Widmeyer Communications and Pfizer have created a site called Think Science Now, a place where a group of about 100 of Pfizer’s best scientific minds can come together to share ideas, inspiration and research. Through the use of various social networking tools, Pfizer scientists are talking with the world about their deep passion for science and showing how everything at Pfizer starts with science. Codeflow provided the technical management and implementation, building this site using WordPress platform.

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