Do you know what theories are behind the hit TV series LOST or what a jellyfish may have in common with Benjamin Button? This month's edition of the Scientific Notation can help you find the answers to these interesting questions and will help keep you up to date on activities within the College of Science!
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This issue features an interview with Dr. Ernest (Ernie) Agee from Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, information on the Society of Physics Students and news about Professor Joseph Francisco running for American Chemical Society President-Elect
This issue features a letter from our PSSC president, Kelly Sinak, an up close look at your favorite Computer Science Professor Dr. H.E. (Buster) Dunsmore, more information on Study Abroad from our very own Michael Doud, and a look at the new medical service club, Raising AIM.
This edition you can find information on an upcoming CSI episode featuring Dr. R. Graham Cooks' mini mass spectrometer! Also, learn more about NaCl, the groundbreaking cancer genome project, cool classes to take in the spring and more!
This issue features a letter from PSSC President Ashley Rogers and information about clubs, research, and upcoming events in the College of Science.
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This edition includes...
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•Registration tips from the College of Science advisors
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•Course descriptions of interesting electives for Fall '09
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•A handy scheduling grid to map out your fall courses
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•and more!
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• How to add and drop classes
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• Websites for extracurricular activities
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• A list of science-related student organizations
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• Academic resources on campus
