Gaudi, Barcelona, and science

Michael Balter 7/20/2008 08:09:00 AM Science
We're still blogging from the Euroscience Open Forum meeting in Barcelona, be sure to check out our posts at this link right here. Lots of good stuff from my Science colleagues (and one of two items of my own that you might find of interest.)

Our Science Careers colleagues are also blogging from the meeting, click here for more.

Last evening the American Association for the Advancement of Science, publisher of Science, held a reception at Antoni Gaudi's masterful Batllo House. This is a photo of the exterior; I will be posting some photos of the beautiful interior in a day or two.

Photo: Shawn Lipowski/Creative Commons
Michael Balter

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I have been a working journalist for more than 40 years, beginning in Los Angeles as an investigative reporter and then in Paris as a travel, food, and science writer. For more than 20 years I have covered anthropology and archaeology writer for Science, Audubon, Scientific American, SAPIENS, and other publications. I have also covered sexual misconduct for The Verge, Scientific American, and others; I write about mental health, especially schizophrenia; and I engage in occasional media criticism. I returned to the USA in October 2017 after 30 years in Paris, and now live in the New York City area, where I currently teach journalism at City College of New York (I previously taught journalism at Boston University and New York University.) For more about me and what I do, copies of my articles, information about my book, and other goodies, please visit MY WEB SITE

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