It wasn't a battle royal, but it did have some sparks. After the panel, SeaWeb hosted a reception that really encouraged scientists and journalists to carry-on the conversations. In addition to chatting-up the room, I got to reconnect with Liz Neeley, SeaWeb's Assistant Director of Science Outreach as well as meet UK-based Julia Roberson, Senior Project Manager for SeaWeb's caviar and coral jewelry campaigns. Liz and Julia were kind enough to pose for a shot (Julie on left, Liz on right). And no, apparently they didn't plan to dress as twin!
Wednesday, July 09, 2008
SeaWeb Scores A Hit
It wasn't a battle royal, but it did have some sparks. After the panel, SeaWeb hosted a reception that really encouraged scientists and journalists to carry-on the conversations. In addition to chatting-up the room, I got to reconnect with Liz Neeley, SeaWeb's Assistant Director of Science Outreach as well as meet UK-based Julia Roberson, Senior Project Manager for SeaWeb's caviar and coral jewelry campaigns. Liz and Julia were kind enough to pose for a shot (Julie on left, Liz on right). And no, apparently they didn't plan to dress as twin!
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