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Science Future for November 3, 2012
Web edition: October 19, 2012
Print edition: November 3, 2012; Vol.182 #9 (p. 4)
November 8–16
Take in nine days of science-based films during the Imagine Science Film Festival at several locations around New York City. This year’s films explore the mind, brain and time. See bit.ly/SFimfilm
November 17
A new exhibit called “Our Global Kitchen” at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City explores issues around growing and eating food. More information at bit.ly/SFglobalfood
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