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Top 8 Science Policy Stories of 2008

 Science Progress is one of my favorite online science resources because the editors carefully and consistently deliver news of relevance to folks like us. Oh, and because they published my articles on citizen scientists and the reopening of the Office of Technology Assessment. 

Take a look at their story on the Top 8 Science Policy Stories of 2008. Ends on a very high note!

Cheers!

 

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  • JT Lewis
    And speaking of 'year in review' science news--does anyone have a follow up to last year's creation by Argentina of a Ministry of Science? http://www.nanowerk.com/news/newsid=3376.php
  • JT Lewis
    Thanks, Science Cheerleader, for a great year.
    School's out! which means museums are crawling with kids--especially science museums! Great place to jumpstart that science literacy.

    See http://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/28/nyregion/long... with a great link to NYC area science museums.
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