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Hudson Valley Science Cafe

Science Cafes are a world-wide movement. Meetings are held in cafes, pubs or restaurants usually once a month, and are open to the public. Scientists present their research and a discussion follows. The emphasis is on informality. Hudson Valley Science Cafe meets at It's All Good Restaurant, 394 Washington St., Newburgh, NY. Scientists from all fields are represented.


Organization contact: Toby Rossman, Ph.D., ()
Organization website: http://www.cafescientifique.org/hudsonvalley.htm

 



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