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NEWSBLOG: American Chemical Society - Premium content
27 March 2006
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NEWSBLOG: American Physical Society - Premium content
13 March 2006
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NEWSBLOG: Lunar and Planetary Science Conference - Premium content
13 March 2006
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AAAS Science Festival - Premium content
Emma Marris writes back from Saint Louis, where thousands of scientists and policy experts are meeting to swap news in all areas of research, from climate change to bioterrorism. The American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting runs from 16-20 February.
21 February 2006
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BLOG: Flock of Dodos - Premium content
Kendall Powell travels to Kansas City for the first public screening and discussion of a controversial film about the intelligent design debate. She writes back from the scene to tell us about Flock of Dodos: the Evolution-Intelligent Design Circus.
3 February 2006
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BLOG - CONFERENCE REPORT: American Astronomical Society - Premium content
Geoff Brumfiel writes back from Washington DC, where astronomers gather to discuss everything from black holes to white dwarves, and the meaning of the Universe.
9 January 2006
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BLOG - CONFERENCE REPORT: American Geophysical Union - Premium content
The ground is practically shaking in San Francisco as roughly 12,000 earth scientists gather for the annual earthfest of the American Geophysical Union's fall meeting. Alexandra Witze reports.
6 December 2005
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UN Climate Change Conference, Montreal - Premium content
Amanda Haag reports from the biggest international climate change conference since the signing of the Kyoto treaty.
2 December 2005
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BLOG - CONFERENCE REPORT: Materials Research Society - Premium content
When 5,000 materials scientists get together, is their behaviour ordered or disordered? Jenny Hogan is at the Materials Research Society's meeting in Boston to find out.
29 November 2005
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BLOG - CONFERENCE REPORT: Society for Neuroscience - Premium content
Jim Giles reports back from the annual brain science jamboree, from 12-16 November in Washington DC.
13 November 2005
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