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BoraZ Why should scientists use Twitter? http://bit.ly/r1kCZz 9:09 AM Jul 21st, 2011 via TweetDeck Retweeted by ComSci2010 and 16 others
BoraZ Why facts will never be enough to make people believe & why journalists should learn to roll with that http://bit.ly/mvba3w cc @sethmnookin 8:47 AM Jun 16th, 2011 via TweetDeck Retweeted by ComSci2010 and 8 others
Congratulations to RadioLab! RT @Peabody_Awards: 2010 Winner: Radiolab (WNYC) @wnyc @wnycradiolab #peabody70 6:42 AM Mar 31st, 2011 via TweetDeck
AAASmember TODAY! AAAS Public Science Days "Science in a Minute" video contest and film festival. http://ow.ly/3WQYq 8:36 AM Feb 15th, 2011 via HootSuite Retweeted by ComSci2010 and 1 other
Congrats to South Carolina's Brian Helmuth! RT @carlzimmer: Introducing the Google Science Comm. Fellows http://instapaper.com/zZpeyl42r 8:26 AM Feb 15th, 2011 via TweetDeck
LizNeeley Science writers, apply now for a travel fellowship to the Intl Marine Conservation Congress bit.ly/gPpO7e Tell your friends & pls RT 10:01 AM Jan 18th, 2011 via TweetDeck Retweeted by ComSci2010 and 4 others
"The Most Amazing Press Release Ever Written" just released! http://bit.ly/ezuPte 10:18 AM Jan 12th, 2011 via TweetDeck
GrowingSTEM_RI Want to know what its like to go collect deep sea animals? Watch this video from CreatureCast. http://fb.me/vcdoCdkH 5:22 AM Dec 10th, 2010 via Facebook Retweeted by ComSci2010 and 1 other
JadAbumrad PBS NewsHour thingy about Radiolab http://to.pbs.org/bIuAX7 11:52 AM Nov 22nd, 2010 via bitly Retweeted by ComSci2010 and 12 others
Conference pictures have been posted to the facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/ComSci2010. #ComSci2010 1:58 PM Nov 8th, 2010 via web
#ComSci2010 attendees: go here for videos of #sciwri10. Some are on related topics and feature the same speakers http://bit.ly/a6AImV 12:27 PM Nov 8th, 2010 via TweetDeck
BoraZ ScienceWriters 2010: Maybe 'New Media' Needs a New Metaphor http://bit.ly/a15u4f #sciwri10 10:01 AM Nov 8th, 2010 via TweetDeck Retweeted by ComSci2010 and 2 others
novapbs Tomorrow is the second annual Carl Sagan Day! Here is a classic NOVA interview with Carl. http://tiny.cc/1380s 10:49 AM Nov 5th, 2010 via web Retweeted by ComSci2010 and 19 others
RT @david_lemberg: @ComSci2010 "Doing Science in a Pluralistic Society" http://tinyurl.com/29v92kc 50% more content than time 2 present 8:06 AM Nov 5th, 2010 via ÜberSocialOrig
Radiolab Help us out--fill out our Radiolab survey: http://ow.ly/34ZnS 6:35 AM Nov 5th, 2010 via HootSuite Retweeted by ComSci2010 and 15 others
Thanks also to all our other speakers who are on twitter as well: @BoraZ, @david_lemberg, @JohnBesley, @sduhe, and @SwampFox 2:19 PM Nov 4th, 2010 via TweetDeck
Special thanks to @neiltyson and @rkrulwich for gracing #ComSci2010 with your science communication insight and storytelling acumen. 2:17 PM Nov 4th, 2010 via TweetDeck
Thanks to everyone that made #ComSci2010 a success. And, thank you to all of our attendees. Keep in touch. 2:15 PM Nov 4th, 2010 via TweetDeck
Godspeed, and thanks again for coming to #ComSci2010 RT @BoraZ: propellers on this plane!!! Hold on! 2:14 PM Nov 4th, 2010 via TweetDeck
"Gone are the days of doing research alone in the laboratory...No longer is a publication enough." Esin Gulari #comsci2010 10:39 AM Nov 4th, 2010 via ÜberSocialOrig

Name Comm. Science 2010
Location Greenville, SC
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Bio The 2010 Conf on Com Science will be November 3-4, 2010 (Greenville, SC). Join us for a discussion of methods to improve science communication with the public.