Seed 2008 Science Writing Contest
Seed is pleased to announce the Third Annual Seed Science Writing Contest.
For science to achieve its transformative potential across society, it is essential that we understand both what catalyzes science and what inhibits it. Last year we sought ideas to catalyze science literacy. This year, we ask:
What is the most significant force acting against science in society today? How can it be overcome?
| Submission Deadline | August 1, 2008 |
| Maximum Word Count: | 1,200 |
| First Prize: | $2,500 Prize |
| 2nd Place: | $1,000 Prize |
Please send your submissions as a Word document along with your full name and mailing address to (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).
Please read the Official Rules.
Note: By submitting an entry, you agree that you have read and understand the official rules of the contest.
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Ideas
Many Minds, One Story
Virginia Woolf’s mental illness may have ultimately defined her craft—one that rejected convention in a decades-long attempt to portray the very character of consciousness.
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Books
Books to Read Now
February releases explore the annals of piracy; delve into the subculture of anti-aging zealots; and reveal the fraught history of the most famous cell line in science.
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World
Slate of the Union
A few hours after Steve Jobs announced the iPad, President Obama delivered a slightly more important speech. What he said—and didn’t say—about the future of science funding and NASA.
