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Coincidentally, I just spotted two conferences with considerable potential
for those who were interested in the thread on science writing and want to
do some networking:
American Association for the Advancement of Science: http://xserver.aaas.org/meetings/ or by e-mail at aaasmeeting -at- aaas -dot- org (Feb.
14-19)
These were advertised in the back of STC's _Intercom_ magazine, and though
you could have found them with a little Web work, having them presented
without having to do all that work is one of the many serendipitous things
that adds value to an STC membership.
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