Science Progress Has a Journal

January 12th, 2009

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Science Progress, the science and technology oriented web home for the Center for American Progress, is also a journal.  Its second issue is just out, and many of its articles are focused on innovation.  Perusing the table of contents for the first issue, it seems that the editorial mission of the journal is pretty broad, but focused on science, technology and innovation in relation to the public.  It will reflect the progressive perspective of its host organization, but the articles do address important and relevant concerns in various aspects of science and technology policy.  Some selected article titles after the jump:

First issue:

The Heat is On
Editing of CDC Testimony Backfires
Michael Stebbins

Unraveling Our Own Code
Nancy B. Spinner on the Latest Advances in Genetics
Interview by Andrew Plemmons Pratt

Engaging the Scientific Community with the Public
Communication as a Dialogue, Not a Lecture
Rick Borchelt and Kathy Hudson

Second issue:

Science’s Troubled Legacy (.pdf)
Time for a 21st-Century Re-envisioning of 20th-Century Government Contracting Rules Designed to Boost Scientific Innovation
By Dan Guttman

Tackling the Challenge of Patent Reform (.pdf)
Recommendations for the Obama administration and Congress
By Rick Weiss

Innovation Policies for the 21st Century
Patent Reform and Support for Regional Centers of Innovation Are Critical
By Will Straw

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