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• President's Letter
• ASPB Members Kay, Carrington, and Schmitt Elected to National Academy of Sciences
• The Pan American Congress on Plants and BioEnergy 2008—Biofuels Now and for the Future
• Plant Biology 2008
• Award Honorees at Plant Biology 2008
• Women in Plant Biology
• Bioethics
  
• Call for Proposals—WSSA Undergraduate Research Award 2009
  
  
• PUBLIC AFFAIRS
  • Farm Bill Includes New and Increased Plant-Based Research Efforts
  • AFRI to Replace NRI
  • Nelson Visits Connecticut Delegation to Urge Support for NSF, USDA, Plant Research
  • ASPB Members Beachy, Pakrasi, Stacey, Jaworski, McLaren Explore Energy Policy with Senator Bond
  • Chrispeels Examines Causes of Rising Food Prices
  • Lignin Research on Spike Moss by ASPB Members Chapple, Weng, Stout, Li
  • Combining Organic Farming with Genetically Engineered Crops
  • ASPB Member Wurtzel Contributes to Research with Global Health Significance
    
    
• ASPB EDUCATION FORUM
  • What Can We Do to Improve STEM Instruction and Learning?
  • Fostering Change in Undergraduate Biology Education—What Can ASPB Do?
  • What Did You Say? A Future Without Textbooks?
  • ASPB Grant Awards Program Update—Daniel Scheirer Races to Get Energy Ingenuity About Biofuels on Track

NOTICE Arthur Galston died on June 15, 2008. Tributes from Mary Helen Goldsmith and Peter Davies, Beth Galston, and William Galston will be published in the September/October issue of the ASPB News. Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Galston.
The Mid-Atlantic Section will hold their annual Crab Feast on October 3 at ASPB Headquarters in Rockville, Maryland

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Deadline for November/December 2008 ASPB News: October 5, 2008