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National Science Foundation: Science Hard

Dennis G. Jerz / 5 Jun 2002

“The National Science Foundation’s annual symposium concluded Monday, with the 1,500 scientists in attendance reaching the consensus that science is hard.” —National Science Foundation: Science Hard (The Onion)

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