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SCONC tomorrow at Duke: Influenza - What's more contagious, the virus or the hype?

terrasig | September 29, 2009

When writing the other day about how blogging has been of benefit to my career, I neglected to mention my recent invitation to the board of Science Communicators of North Carolina (SCONC). Founded in June 2007 by Karl Leif Bates and Chris Brodie, and now headed by President Ernie Hood (Radio In Vivo), SCONC is a group of "science writers, journalists, public information officers, teachers and institutional communicators from academia, government labs, industry, museums and schools -- just about anyone interested in communicating science," who aim to improve public understanding of science…

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SCONC tomorrow at Duke: Influenza - What's more contagious, the virus or the hype?

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