Dr Rohn’s book and its international readership!
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Science in the Bel Paese by Massimo Pinto
Italy has a serious scientific research excellence problem at home. Why there are so few foreign scientists in Italian Labs? Is the Italian academic job ladder closed to foreigners? Something new is happening, just may be, and I feel an urge to report it.
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- Tuesday, 17 Feb ruary 2009 - 09:32 UTC
Last updated: Tuesday, 17 Feb 2009 - 09:32 UTC
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Excellent!
I should probably point out that I’ve been helping Jenny with some publicity for Experimental Heart. We thought it might be fun to show the international appeal by getting photos of the book near recognizable places… Rome has plenty of those. You know what to do!
If anyone coming to CISB09 has a copy of _Experimental Heart, bring it with them and we’ll take a snap on Cromer Pier. My copy wouldn’t do as it’s a pre-publication review copy without the snazzy cover.
Glad it finally arrived! I really hope you enjoy it.
xxx
@Richard: you mean that the studio which I share with other 5 colleagues is not a recognizable place? Okay…
@Henry: sorry I won’t be there
@Jen: thank you!
Coliseum, something like that.
KTHXBAI
Richard, what should I do? We don’t have any recognizable places in Hannover, Germany
Martin, I don’t think you meant for that to be funny. Did you?
Hahahah!
Anywhere peculiarly Hannoverian will do.
Oh, I’ll have to do a CN Tower shot. For $25 I’ll even go up it. (It costs that much, if not more.)
Well, as soon as Amazon.ca actually starts stocking and shipping the book, I can do you a nice harbour / mountain view.
You can buy it from .com! Or directly from CSHL, which (I think) leaves Jenny with more royalties, but I don’t know if they ship to Canada in an affordable manner.
This is brilliant, people. Jenny is going to set something up and we’ll be able to send pix to it, and then I’ll probably organize it from there.
Bloody heck, I’d better hurry up and buy the thing. I could have taken a photo of it next to a million-dollar sportscar on Friday.
Or the CN Tower, one or t’other.
Darnit, I really should finish reading the comments before I post. Eva’s beaten me to it. Now I’ll have to go find something else.
@Richard – I could have taken a photo of it next to a million-dollar sportscar on Friday.
Phew!
Yeah, and I already have the book, so I’ll beat you to the tower as well as the comment.
I want to see the photo of you beating him in the tower.
That’ll cost you $50 (tower entrance for both of us)
Much as that might be intriguing, I am intending to meet Eva on more familiar ground (i.e. the place she works, which confusingly is the place I lived for a while).
The CN Tower is a bit silly, all things considered – although undeniably iconic in appearance. It would make a nice backdrop for Experimental Heart though. I’ll leave Eva to take care of that and consider taking a picture of my copy (once received) propped up next to the half-million-dollar sequencer instead.