Women and Mothers in University Science: Battles, Babies and Biases – Lynne Graziano, Georgia Tech
 

Love in the Lab: Women Scientists and EngineersMarried to or Partnered with Other Scientists and Engineers – Brianna Blaser, University of Washington
 

Implementing Sustainability Practices and Technology in the SierraNorte of Puebla: Improving the Economic and Social Status of Indigenous Women – Yolanda Serrano-Gehman, Arizona State University
 

New Approaches to Gender & Technology Studies from a Development Perspective: Women’s Lived Experiences of Technology in Swaziland – Caroline Wamala, Lulea University of Technology

Articulating 'self-identified race/ethnicity' [SIRE] in genetic terms: Epistemological and Ethical Issues – Sophia Efstathiou, University of California, San Diego
 

Design Principles and Experiences of Use – Nassim Jafarinaimi, Carnegie Mellon University
 

Policies Regulating the Inclusion of Foster Children in Pre-Approval Clinical Trials – Susan D’Amelio, Virginia Tech
 

The Praxis of Scientific Epistemology: Reaching Political and Social Resolution to the Debate Over Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research – Nathan Palpant, University of Michigan
 

Sex as a Standardized Package - John Parsi, Arizona State University

Complementarity, Information Flows, and State-Led Technological Innovation in Korea and Taiwan – Matthew Shapiro, University of Southern California
 

Federal Lab Patents, Licensing, and the Value of Patents: An Explorative Study about the Licensed Patents from NASA – Taehyun Jung, Georgia Tech
 

Distribution of Foreign-Born S&E Talent in American Cities and its Effects – Fangmeng Tian, George Mason University
 

Selection and Concentration vs Decentralization in National Science Funding. A Study on Experimental Program for the Stimulation of Competitive Research (EPSCoR) – Youngsun Baek, Georgia Institute of Technology

Experimentation in Participative Procedures and in Citizen Expression Tools – Nicolas Benvegnu, Ecole des Mines de Paris
 

Public Participation and New Food Technologies: When is the Public Being Asked and Why? – Annika Porsborg Nielsen, University of Copenhagen
 

Public Engagement in Nanotechnology: Who is the Public? What is the Engagement? – Competing Meanings Around Public Engagement Experiences in France – Brice Laurent, Ecole des Mines de Paris
 

Press Coverage of Science: Comparing the Montreal Protocol and the Basel Convention – Jennifer Moyer, Drexel University
 

The Public Value of Social Policy Research: An Application of the Public Value Mapping Method at the National Institute of Justice – Sean Hays, Arizona State University

Regulating the Coexistence of GM and Non-GM Farming: The Missing Link in the EU Regulatory Regime for Agricultural Biotechnology – Thijs Etty, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam
 

Patent Tales: Trailing Environmental Regulations and Emission Control Technologies in the Developing World – Neelakshi Medhi, Syracuse University
 

The American Competitiveness Initiative in Historic Context – David Bruggeman, Virginia Tech
 

Information Security and Government Intervention: Should the Government Play a Dominating Role in IT Security? – Esfandiar Bakhtiar, Georgia Institute of Technology

To Adopt or Not to Adopt? Policy Diffusion and the Role of Norms in Environmental Policy – Andrea Olive, Purdue University
 

Expert Disagreement and the Clean Water Act: the Difficult Necessity of Providing Interdisciplinary Advice for Environmental Policy – Holly VandeWall, University of Notre Dame
 

Knowledge Transfer and Utilization in Water System Management – Mirjam Van Tilburg, University of Twente
 

Grounded in High-Quality Data or Banking on a Fantasy? Assessing the Arizona Groundwater Management Act of 1980 – Megan O’Shea, Arizona State University
 

Environment, Biodiversity and Sustainable Development – Dalya Guérin, Universite Paris, Panthéon, Sorbonne

Implementation and Impact of EMS (ISO 14001) on Industries – Aneel Salman, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
 

Bringing Structure to the Championing of Environmental Improvements in Innovation Work – Nils Markusson, Edinburgh University
 

Developing Fusion as an Energy Source – Lauren Kate Gibson, George Washington University
 

Syndicated Venture Capital Investment Supporting Technology-Based Companies Across National Borders – Kristi Hakkaja, George Washington University
 

Innovation in Low Technology Manufacturing: the Role of Networking and Input Acquisition – Juan Julio Guetierrez, George Mason University

Determining the Effects of ITAR Regulation on the Commercial Space Manufacturing – Ryan Zelnio, George Mason University
 

Design of a Mechanism to Organize International Collaboration on Space Exploration – Audrey Schaffer, George Washington University
 

India and the Road to Space: A Model for Societal Development Through a National Space Program – Ian Christensen, George Washington University

How the Internet is Shaping the Chilean Community: Globalization and Dependency – Rick Duque, Louisiana State
 

High-Tech Labor and Open Source – Stuart Mawler, Virginia Tech
 

Social Networks for ICTs in Development – Jon Camfield, George Washington University
 

The Development of E-Government at the Country and City Levels in the United States – Dhanaraj Thakur, Georgia Institute of Technology
 

CT Adoption and Social Development: A Case Study on Grameen Telecom in Bangladesh – Shib Shankar Dasgupta, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

The Use and Neglect of Research on Public Engagement in Environmental Policy – Noah Feinstein, Stanford University
 

Scientific Elites as Policy Entrepreneurs: Is There a Role for Scientists in Congressional Climate Change Policy? – Tatyana Ruseva, Indiana University
 

Does Science Matter? The Role of Science in Framing Policy Problems – Mark Neff, Arizona State University
 

Models and Predictions: Philosophical Views on the Use of Models in Policy – Zach Pirtle, Arizona State University

Visualizing the Invisible College in China’s Nano World: Evidence from Publications and Patents 1990-2006 – Li Tang, Georgia Tech
 

A Mission-Oriented Pattern of S&T Policy in China – Yu Meng, Georgia Tech
 

The Technocratic Trend and Its Implication in China – Jungwon Yoon, Georgia Tech
 

India’s Science and Technology Policy: Implementation to Date and the Prospects Ahead – Jessica Rushing, George Washington University
 

Software Nationalization: Open Source as an Approach to Development – Edgar Maldonado, Pennsylvania State University

Decision-Making about Preferences for Genetic Testing – Lindsay Owens, University of Chicago
 

Enhancing the Understanding of Traditional Indigenous Knowledge (TK) as a Social, Political, and Cultural Construct – Ulia Gosart, University of California
 

Shaping Science: Turning Science Studies into Science Action – Genevieve Maricle, University of Colorado
 

The Generals and the Gatlings: Lessons Learned from the U.S. Army 1862-1918 – Tim Cathcart, Virginia Tech
 

Technology and the City: the Case of the Mo.S.E. Project in Venice – Dr. Andrea Lorenzet, University of Trento, Italy