The conference dedicated to scientific inquiry and critical thinking.

Separate history from legend and science from voodoo by joining the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry (CSI) for four days of fun, mystery and reason, in New Orleans's famous French Quarter.

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CSIcon is on October 27–30, 2011. Save the date now and don't miss this exciting conference.

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CSIcon 2011 Speaker Interviews: Astronomer Phil Plait, Paul Offit, MD and Barbara Forrest, PhD
Special CSIcon Event:
An Evening with the Heathens

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You’ve read their findings, reports and commentary in the pages of Skeptical Inquirer, and seen their work on television, in blogs, and on podcasts and radio programs. Now is your chance to experience firsthand the latest investigative research being carried out by some of the keenest minds in the skeptic movement—and acquire the tools to make a difference in your part of the world. Read more about CSIcon 2011 »

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Plenary Sessions

A schedule chock-full of skepticism, science and news.

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A photo from one of the Breakout Panels

Breakout Panels

There's something for everyone in these shorter and more intimate meetings.

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Special Events

There's plenty to do in The Big Easy, including a SmartiGras Parade and costume party.

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