Insect diversity @ McGill
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Fading walls: Communication, conferences, and sharing science
The front walls of the convention center are mostly glass, but you’ll need your name badge to get beyond the lobby. I was at the 100th annual conference of the Ecological Society of America in Baltimore last week. I saw … Continue reading
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