The Council for the Advancement of Science Writing

The 46th Annual Conference:

New Horizons in Science ^®
Sun., October. 26 -- Wed., October 29, 2008
Meeting jointly with NASW as part of ScienceWriters 2008
All-day NASW/CASW bonus field trips, Wed., Oct. 29
Organized by:
Council for the Advancement of Science Writing
Hosted by:
Stanford University
We will convene near Stanford University on El Camino Real, the modern-day counterpart of the royal road connecting the Spanish missions. That historic trail now cuts through Silicon Valley and near the San Andreas fault, making it as much a scientific landmark as a historical one.

There we will hear from leading researchers about human- computer interaction, evolution, pain treatment, climate change, dark energy, the brains of psychopaths, and more. And we've planned tours of Stanford labs and all-day field trips to a NASA research station, a mountain winery, and Monterey Bay.

All program decisions for New Horizons are made by the Council for the Advancement of Science Writing, solely to serve the interests of science writers.

Click here for the complete program. For more on travel, registration, and NASW workshops, visit www.ScienceWriters2008.org.

For questions about meeting logistics, contact CASW's administrative secretary, Diane McGurgan, at diane@nasw.org. For more on the program, contact New Horizons Program Director Paul Raeburn at paulraeburn@nasw.org

*To increase the public understanding of science.*

Home New Horizons in Science ^® The Victor Cohn Prize Fellowships Other CASW Activities Careers in Science Writing CASW History Contact Us Support	The 46th Annual Conference: New Horizons in Science ^® Sun., October. 26 -- Wed., October 29, 2008 Meeting jointly with NASW as part of ScienceWriters 2008 All-day NASW/CASW bonus field trips, Wed., Oct. 29 Organized by: Council for the Advancement of Science Writing Hosted by: Stanford University We will convene near Stanford University on El Camino Real, the modern-day counterpart of the royal road connecting the Spanish missions. That historic trail now cuts through Silicon Valley and near the San Andreas fault, making it as much a scientific landmark as a historical one. There we will hear from leading researchers about human- computer interaction, evolution, pain treatment, climate change, dark energy, the brains of psychopaths, and more. And we've planned tours of Stanford labs and all-day field trips to a NASA research station, a mountain winery, and Monterey Bay. All program decisions for New Horizons are made by the Council for the Advancement of Science Writing, solely to serve the interests of science writers. Click here for the complete program. For more on travel, registration, and NASW workshops, visit www.ScienceWriters2008.org. For questions about meeting logistics, contact CASW's administrative secretary, Diane McGurgan, at diane@nasw.org. For more on the program, contact New Horizons Program Director Paul Raeburn at paulraeburn@nasw.org	Board of Directors CASW Profiles More about New Horizons Past Programs

The 46th Annual Conference:

New Horizons in Science ®

New Horizons in Science ^®