Dispatches From the Field
AAAS 2000 Annual Meeting
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Behind the Scenes
Tell Us Where To Go - Feb. 18, 2000
Just trying to decide what sessions to attend can be a major headache. Instead of suffering alone, we're letting you help us choose. Here's a list of all the talks happening at the same time on Monday morning -- peruse through them and send us an email with your vote on the most interesting topic. The email address with your vote or questions about the meeting is aaas@exploratorium.edu
Lectures
- Kenneth Prewitt, U.S. Census Bureau "The Science and Politics of the U.S. Census"
- Tim White, UC Berkeley "Early Hominids"
- The Honorable Madeleine K. Albright, U.S. Secretary of State (Invited)
- Association for Women in Science (luncheon)
Scientific Sessions
- Human Impacts on the World's Watersheds
- Engaging the Public in Science-Related Controversies
- Open Markets and Food Security
- Global Change: Uncertainty for Science and Democracy
- Changing Our Genetic Future through Germline Intervention
- How Can Scientists Thrive with Paperless Publishing
- Back to the Future: Restoring Ecosystems Impacted by Fisheries
- Optics Enters the New Millennium
- Psychology's Prospects for Improving Physicians' and Patients Medical Decision Making
- Enviroshock: Systematic Appraisal of America's Health Capability, Productivity, and Crime
- Symmetry and Hierarchy in Science, Technology, Art, and Humanities
- Spotlight on Science at State: Where Science Fits in Foreign Policy
- The Revolution in Cancer Developmental Therapeutics
Tourist Chronicles
- Skip the sessions and go to the Smithsonian
So tell us where to go ... at aaas@exploratorium.edu.
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