Ira Bennett and Brad Herring discuss American science museums and nanotechnology at this month's New Tools for Science Policy session.
Handbook of Science and Technology Studies - Call for Chapter Proposals
Graduation Spotlight: John Carter McKnight
Project Feature: Adaptive Pathways to Climate Change - Through a USAID’s Feed the Future initiative , faculty member Netra Chhetri looks at livestock and livelihood Systems in Gandaki River Basin
In a debate for the New America Foundation, Dan Sarewitz argues that smartphones may not be the greatest thing to happen to society.
The Society for Range Management recently awarded Lori Hidinger for her work as editor for the peer-reviewed journal Rangelands.
Be sure to RSVP for the final New Tools for Science Policy breakfast seminar Navigating the Commons: How Science and Management in the Mission Agencies Create Disruptions and Spur Innovation. Daniel Sarewitz will serve as the moderator with representatives from USFS, NOAA, USFWS and GAO acting as panelist. Click through to learn more.
How will climate change affect the infrastructure of America's cities? Are communities at risk of climate change related disasters? The CSPO-hosted Climate Change and America's Infrastructures: Engineering, Social and Policy Challenges conference looked into these questions. Click for links of video and slides from the conference.
Analysis and scholarly reflections from the Consortium for Science, Policy and Outcomes.