This is the first of a two-part, fascinating conversation with one of today’s most significant business leaders. There are some who think Jamie
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This is exciting… if for nothing else, the chemistry of Mars is starting to be known! (click on the title for the link)
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This NewsHour segment is a great review of the impact of the Information Age on current affairs. While it specifically refers to the impact on the US
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Regular 1st week meeting June 5, 2008 @ 1700 GMTDoug Molitor, Steve Chambreau, Bego Gerber, Lois Ongley Our first meeting will be in Campbell, CA
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Chemists without Borders – and especially our colleagues in the U.S. – please consider writing a comment in support of the U.S. National
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