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Tag: Mohammed Yahia

Unveiling Middle East Science – A Reading List

Posted on June 24, 2011 by David Dobbs · Leave a comment

June 26: See key additions at bottom. For those heading to or curious about the World Conference of Science Journalists starting on Monday in Doha, here’s a reading list related to the “Unveiling Arab Science,” Monday’s opening plenary. (Mo and I plead guilty to use of reductive metaphor in that title; it’s really about science […]

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