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Tuesday, 13 May 2014

More intelligent people looking silly.


More intelligent people looking silly for a seminar in Ondřejov. Now that seminar season is over, maybe I can get back to whatever the heck it was I was doing before it all started...
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Thursday, 8 May 2014

A bunch of intelligent people looking very silly


Yesterday's seminar in Cardiff : The Arecibo Galaxy Environment Survey : Science with a lonely smurf and a talking moose.
To be repeated next week in Ondrejov, Czech Republic.
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