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![Ten simple questions, on ten complex science-related issues: for the first time the six candidates willing to become the next Italian Prime Minister have been officially asked to declare their […]](https://www.eusja.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Schermata-01-2456309-alle-12.33.02-115x115.png "Dibattito Scienza: the Italian political candidates are being asked about science issues for the first time – by Fabio Turone")
Dibattito Scienza: the Italian political candidates are being asked about science issues for the first time – by Fabio Turone
Posted on 16th January 2013 | No CommentsTen simple questions, on ten complex science-related issues: for the first time the six candidates willing to become the next Italian Prime Minister have been officially asked to declare their […]