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Science Future for July 2, 2011
Web edition: June 17, 2011
Print edition: July 2, 2011; Vol.180 #1 (p. 4)
July 7
Be mesmerized by the color red and how it is made for pigments and paints, at San Francisco’s Exploratorium. Ages 18 and up. See www.exploratorium.edu/afterdark
July 18
In Washington, D.C., a Smithsonian science historian describes ancient apothecaries and their brews. See www.residentassociates.org
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