What a marvelous conference! I’d like to thank the organizers for making everything go so smoothly. Great job! And I’d especially like to thank all those who attended the Mary C. McCurdy Lecture to hear me speak about science fiction and scientific literacy. Your enthusiasm and interest were outstanding. I’ve put resource materials, including my lecture notes, up at [...]
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