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ACS Bay Area

Calling all chemists! Emma Marris traipses across the golden gate bridge to San Francisco, to blog the American Chemical Society's latest gargantuan meeting, September 10th – 14th. With bustling pharma and biotech, UC Berkeley, Stanford and Cal Tech (sort of) all nearby, expect a strong showing from the locals. But as ever, the meeting is a 7-ring circus, and anything could happen, including an earthquake.

Everything below this blog entry is from last time. Read it to remember. Everything above here is hot, sizzling new content: read it and weep.

Posted by Emma Marris on September 08, 2006
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