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Since there is no science society here, I recommend a really good Science forum:

thescienceforum(.com) delete the brackets

We really need ppl there... especially enthusiastic chemists like me.

Edit: fixed the link
There's a physics society, as well as a maths one here.

Besides, your link doesn't work and this forum is even better :wink:
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AlphaNumeric
There's a physics society, as well as a maths one here.

Besides, your link doesn't work and this forum is even better :wink:

Yeah I like physics forum :smile:
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wildfire
Since there is no science society here, I recommend a really good Science forum:

http://www.thescienceforum/index.php

We really need ppl there... especially enthusiastic chemists like me.

We have the bio, chem & physics soc...there's just inactive I guess
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ewww... why it called physics forum when it also include chem and bio?!

Sorry about the wrong link, go to:

thescienceforum(.com) delete the brackets
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hmmmm why we promoting other sites on here? :smile:

TSR is used for chat/debates/discussions a lot, so i guess thats probably why the sciency socs are inactive.
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I just think this forum is lacking a general science society.
wildfire
ewww... why it called physics forum when it also include chem and bio?!
Because they don't restrict themselves to following their URL name dogmaticly. Besides, biology is a subset of chemistry which is a subset of physics. :p:

The people on www.physicsforums.com are much much cleverer and better than people here on every subject. Most are PhD or even lecturer/professor in a university somewhere!

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