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I Do Science
Or, more accurately: I talk science. The Ridge 2000 conference has now concluded, which means I have been allowed out of the (admittedly extremely nice) hotel we’re having it in to see Portland in daylight before I fly back home … Continue reading
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City Of Walking On Train Tracks
Hello, everyone, from Portland, the City of Roses (and Raining A Lot, and Encouraging People To Walk On Train Tracks Seriously Are They Mad). I’m here for the Ridge 2000 hydrothermal vent research conference, which is oodles of fun, even … Continue reading
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