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Science Future for January 15, 2011
Web edition: December 30, 2010
Print edition: January 15, 2011; Vol.179 #2 (p. 4)
January 22
Tweens work with engineers in Boise, Idaho, to design cities. See www.futurecityidaho.org
January 26
Science historian Steven Shapin discusses ancient and modern concepts of food science, in New York City. Go to www.nyas.org
January 26
Raise a glass to the science of cocktails at San Francisco’s Exploratorium fundraiser. Go to www.exploratorium.edu
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