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CSI Fellow Seth Shostak Wins Carl Sagan Prize

The 2015 Carl Sagan Prize for Science Popularization has gone to astronomer and Committee for Skeptical Inquiry Fellow Seth Shostak.

The $5,000 prize comes from Wonderfest, a nonprofit organization in the San Francisco Bay area dedicated to science education and popularization. The prize is funded by Google and presented specifically to recognize researchers who “have contributed mightily to the public understanding and appreciation of science.”

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