International COPUS Colleagues

In order to be listed as an international colleague enaged in public understanding of science activities, please complete the following:

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* Please explain briefly how your organization engages in public understanding of science activities (1000 characters or less, including spaces).
Please describe your activities related to the Year of Science 2009 (1000 characters or less, including spaces).
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