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Back from NASW Trip

Traveling home from the National Association of Science Writers meeting today felt strange.  The airports were half-empty from all the cancelled flights into and out of New England.  I’m fortunate that I didn’t have to go anywhere near Hurricane Sandy to get to Minneapolis, but still.  Eugh.

As I’m sitting here fighting off sleep so I can get back onto Central time, I thought I’d share with you some pictures from the trip.

The first thing you see when you get out of the terminal at Raleigh-Durham Airport is a full-wall mosaic of various cereal crops.  The Triangle Park region, where the meeting was held, is home to a cluster of important ag-biotech companies.

Sir Walter Scott in a labcoat.  He’s standing outside the convention center where we held our meeting.

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National Association of Science Writers 2012

This week I’ll be traveling to the National Association of Science Writers’ annual conference in Research Triangle Park.

The National Association of Science Writers is a trade organization for science journalists, university public information officers, and scientists with an interest in communicating to the public.  The conference is going to run from October 26th to the 30th and will include workshops on writing craft and the latest developments in science.  Expect to see photos when I get back!