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Emerging tech: local networking

My second night in Boston I attended the Nature Network Boston pub night. Hosted by Corie Lok at a bar on Mass ave, there was a good turn out from young Cambridge area scientists. The discussions ranged from yeast genetics, to neuropathology, Finnish baseball (yes, really, we didn't believe it either) and beer brewing (coming back full circle to the yeast genetics :). If you're in the Boston area check out the pub night next month.

Back at MIT, the Technology Review team have tracked down other bloggers at the EmTech meeting. Follow the links here for more conference stories.

Posted by Sarah Tomlin on September 27, 2007
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