Over at Speaking Science 2.0, we've just put up pictures from the first joint Mooney-Nisbet talk, at the Stowers Institute in Kansas City. Click on over there and check it out.
Our next talk, open to the public: Monday May 14th, 5 pm, Washington D.C. at the annual meeting of the American Institute of Biological Sciences. Details here.
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Any chance that one of these will be taped, or the audio recorded?
Yup, one of them will be recorded and made available soon enough....