Science Policy News for November 20, 2011
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Science as Public Service By Janet Napolitano. (Insider Higher Ed)
Congress and Science Education: Wolf Berates NSF on Overdue Report (Science Insider)
Earthquakes and climate change: get the data (Space Review)
Thank you for reading the March 24 Science-in-the-News Email.
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Thank you for all who joined in the Feb. 18 Seminar: Beyond the Bench: The Perceived Price of Activism.
The audio podcast is now available on the seminar page.
Thank you sincerely to Dr. Kathy Barker for hosting this event, and sharing her experiences as a scientist-activist.
Also: Read SEA-Supporter and Science Journalist Donna Marykwas’s article on this event in the Examiner:
Perceived price of scientist activism: an SEA webinar recap.
The Audio Podcast for SEA’s January 13 Seminar: The Strengths and Challenges of Sustainability at NASA, featuring Ms. Olga Dominguez, is now available on our website.
Thank you to all joined us, and we encourage you to stay tuned for upcoming Virtual Seminars in February 2011.
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