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The Black Hole is Moving – Come join us at University Affairs
Last month, we were approached by University Affairs magazine (The award-winning magazine and website, published by the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada) to move the Black Hole blog to their site. After some lengthy discussions, we are excited to announce that we … Continue reading
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Council of Canadian Academies: Another Progress(?) Update
Quick Hit: The Lane Anderson Award for the best science writing in Canada has announced its finalists and a decision is expected on September 14, 2011. Until then, consider browsing through the finalists for a glimpse at great Canadian science … Continue reading
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