Related Experiment Videos
Summary
The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Annual Meeting in Detroit, May 26-31, 1983, had its dates and cover legend corrected. Lake Erie, south of Detroit, was misidentified as Lake Huron in the preliminary program.
Area of Science:
- Scientific Conferences
- Event Logistics
- Geographical Identification
Background:
- The preliminary program for the 1983 AAAS Annual Meeting incorrectly listed the inclusive dates as May 21-31.
- A geographical error occurred on the cover of the February 25th issue, misidentifying Lake Erie as Lake Huron.
Discussion:
- This communication serves to correct factual inaccuracies published in the AAAS Preliminary Program and its associated cover legend.
- Accurate dissemination of information is crucial for effective scientific communication and event planning.
Key Insights:
- The correct dates for the 1983 AAAS Annual Meeting in Detroit are May 26-31.
- The body of water depicted south of Detroit is Lake Erie, not Lake Huron.
Outlook:
- Ensuring accuracy in meeting announcements and publication materials is vital for professional scientific organizations.
- Clear and precise communication enhances attendee experience and upholds the integrity of scientific records.