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NSF officer speaks on the future of journalism and science
MADISON M. Mitchell Waldrop has put his Ph.D. in theoretical physics to use not in research, but as a journalist and now as a public affairs officer for the National Science Foundation.
Named the University of Wisconsin-Madison science writer in residence for the week, he pres......
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Source:wistechnology.com By Jason Stitt 03/29/04
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