Baltimore's newest tourist attraction - scientists

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Tourists visiting the Hall of Exploration at the Columbus Center in Baltimore, MD, will get a chance to see scientists at work. Researchers at the Center of Marine Biotechnology at the University of Maryland will be working behind glass windows at the center, and come out to do daily demonstrations.

Innovations, Museums, Art museums, Science museums, Baltimore, Maryland

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All roads lead to Rome

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Scientists can increase public support for science funding by emphasizing that all research contributes to biomedical advances. The public needs easy-to-understand information on the medical benefits of new technologies.

Health aspects, Editorial, Medical research, Public opinion

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Scientists launch study of reef health

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Reef scientists are training about 500 recreational scuba divers for Reef Check 1997, a global effort to assess the health of tropical reefs. The survey will help ecologists determine the causes of reef decline.

Planning, Surveys, Coral reef ecology, Coral reef ecosystems, Ecological surveys, Reefs

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