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Science And The New Media at AAAS

Join the 33rd Annual AAAS Forum on Science and Technology Policy to discuss Science and the New Media. Participate online today!

Written bySheril Kirshenbaum

2008-05-08T18:38:22 | 1 min read

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I'm back in the District to speak at the 33rd Annual AAAS Forum on Science and Technology Policy alongside Adam Bly and Dr. Anthony Crider. We'll be discussing 'Science and the New Media' and there's still time to participate online! I'm looking forward to connecting with SciBling Jessica Palmer of Bioephemera and would love to meet any readers in attendance as well... Come on over to say hello and I hope you'll stay for my talk Friday at 1:45:

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