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For the past century, Science News has been a leader in accurate, evidence-based coverage of advances in science, medicine and technology. Join us December 3 online at 10 a.m. for our free symposium, Science News Now. You’ll hear insiders’ takes from renowned researchers on the latest discoveries in their fields. See the full schedule here.   Science News journalists will talk with scientists, doctors and thought leaders on the latest news of the pandemic, what we need to know about climate change, and how our brains and communities respond to crises. You’ll learn about the science that’s impacting our lives every day – and what big questions remain unanswered. And you’ll get answers to your own questions during a live session with Science News journalists who’ll share what it's like to report on a historic pandemic while living through it.   We’ll also take you out of this world in a conversation with Andrea Ghez, winner of the 2020 Nobel Prize in Physics, who’ll let you in on what astrophysicists want to learn next – and just how amazing black holes are.   Tune in on December 3 for this free event. You won’t want to miss it.   Register Now Can’t attend on December 3? Video of these fascinating panels will be accessible to everyone who registers.   Science News Now is part of our Centennial Celebration, which has been made possible with generous donations from the following sponsors:   Privacy policyUpdate Profile  |  Manage Subscriptions   |  Unsubscribe This email was sent by: Society for Science 1719 N Street NW Washington, DC, 20036, US