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   SfAM Spring Meeting 2012

   This year's Spring Meeting once again took place in Stratford-upon-Avon. In celebration of 100 years of the IBMS the meeting took on a slightly different format with one morning session and two parallel afternoon sessions.
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   Big Bang Fair 2012

   Children, teenagers and adults alike got the opportunity to become disease detectives at the SfAM and British Society for Immunology stand at the Big Bang Fair 2012!
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   Voice of the Future 2012

   Four younger members of SfAM were given the opportunity to attend a reverse question time with the Science and Technology Select Committee on Wednesday 14 March organised by the Society of Biology.
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   Communications Award 2012 - Open for nominations

   We have transformed the Communications Award for 2012! This year there will be two categories and two award winners!
5. 

   Fireflies, Microbes and NASA

   What do fireflies, microbes and NASA have in common? Well thanks to one of our members you can now find out!
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   Big Bang Fair - Volunteers needed

   SfAM and the British Society for Immunology are looking for volunteers to help out at the Big Bang Fair at the NEC in March.
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   Voice of the Future - event for young scientists

   The Society of Biology is organizing Voice of the Future 2012. This event gives Young Scientists (between the ages of 16 and 35) the opportunity to put their questions to Members of the House of Commons Select Committee in Science & Technology and we have places.
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   SfAM Winter Meeting 2012

   The venue for this year's Winter Meeting was once again the Royal Society, London.
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   New SfAM podcast

   Today, SfAM launch our new podcast. Our podcast features interesting people. This month we talk to the brilliant comedian Robin Ince on science in comedy, microbiology and mimophants.
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    Environmental Microbiology Lecture 2011

    This year’s Environmental Microbiology lecture once again took place at the Royal Society of Medicine in London a fitting venue for this year’s talk, ‘Microbes inside’.