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Science Future for August 16, 2008
Web edition: April 20, 2009
September 10–13
First International Ragweed Conference in Budapest. Visit www.nki.hu/ragweed
September 15
An Evening with Frank Wilczek: The Lightness of Being. Reception and book signing by the physics Nobel laureate at the New York Academy of Sciences. Visit www.nyas.org/events
October 4
Great Insect Fair at Pennsylvania State University. Visit www.ento.psu.edu/scied/fair.html
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