Leah Wilkes
Leah Wilkes is the Assistant Director of the Center for Science, Technology & Public Policy. Leah is managing the Center’s community project.
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- Bio-fuel growth raises concerns about forests
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- U of M forum takes aim at transportation funding issues
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- Engineer says future lies in homebrew electric vehicles
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- Ms. Right Stuff: The Lovelace Space Program And The Mercury 13 Women
on 10/06/2009
- Danish official speaks in Minnesota
on 10/06/2009
- Danish Official Speaks In Minn. On Climate Change - wcco.com
on 10/06/2009
- Danish official speaks at Humphrey about climate change
on 10/06/2009
- MinnPost - How engagement in the arts engages the brain
on 09/25/2009
- Clean Water Laws Are Neglected, at a Cost in Suffering
on 09/16/2009
- How American Health Care Killed My Father - The Atlantic (September 2009)
on 09/11/2009
- Glass Microbiology | Luke Jerram
on 09/11/2009
- Stakes high for small businesses in health care debate
on 08/04/2009
- Global Warming Could Be To Blame For Tick Surge - wcco.com
on 08/04/2009
- Study: Social Security Numbers May Be Hackable
on 07/17/2009
- Paleontology and Creationism Meet but Don’t Mesh
on 07/17/2009
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