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2006

• New Tools for Science Policy: Theory & Method. The Work compiled and presented here is no more than the smallest first step toward defining a new agenda for science policy. Read more
   

• New ASU Center Will Assess Societal Implications of Nanotechnology: Press Release for the new Center for Nanotechnology in Society
  October 11, 2006
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  "Data vulnerability is a systemic problem," an editorial written by Torin Monahan, a CSPO affiliated faculty member, in the Arizona Republic
  May 21, 2006
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• "Experts seek public input on nanotechnology," an interview by Earth & Sky Radio Series with David Guston
  April 26, 2006
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• CSPO is co-sponsoring the First World Forum on Science and Civilization in March 2006: Tomorrow's People: The Challenges of Technologies for Life Extension and Enhancement.
  March 14-17, 2006
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  Jenny Dyck Brian, a CSPO affiliated graduate student, and Matthew Herder won the Student Poster Competition at the 2006 AAAS Annual Meeting in the Social Sciences category for their poster "In Stem Cell Research We Trust?"
  February 16-20, 2006
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• A BBC interview with Paul Privateer about his new book, Inventing Intelligence: A Social History of Smart
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  Click here to view book details.
  Click here to view a review of the book.
   

•  The CNS-ASU Public Launch is scheduled from Monday 30 January with a Public Forum featuring ASU president Michael Crow, Biodesign Institute director George Poste, and University of Virginia professor Jonathan Moreno.
  January 30, 2006
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• The Triple Helix, an international undergraduate journal of science, society, and law has come to ASU. It is being sponsored in part by the Consortium for Science, Policy and Outcomes and the Center for Nanotechnology in Society at ASU.
  January 2006
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2005

• A More Social Science: An interview with Dan Sarewitz about the Center for Nanotechnology in Society's approach to socially responsible scientific research.
  November 18, 2005
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• CSPO and ASU presentations from the 2005 Society for Social Studies of Science Conference have been posted on the CSPO website.
  October 20-22, 2005
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• Political Science: An analysis of the federal government's use of science citing Dan Sarewitz and John Marburger in the September 4th New York Times.
  September 4, 2005
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• Toward Inherently Secure and Resilient Societies: A viewpoint by Brad Allenby and Jonathan Fink in the August 12th issue of Science
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• When it comes to funding research, value should count: An opinion piece by Jason Robert and Francoise Baylis in the July 4th issue of The Globe and Mail.
  July 4, 2005
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2004

• "Stepping Out of Line in Stem Cell Research" by Daniel Sarewitz
  Commentary, Los Angeles Times
  October 25, 2004
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• The Business Journal: ASU panel debates the politics of science
  September 29, 2004
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• Paperback release of  Living with the Genie: Essays on Technology and the Quest for Human Mastery
  August 1, 2004
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