Center for Science and Technology Policy Research

Images from our Noon-time Seminar Series


Carl Koval - October 30, 2006 "CU’s New Energy Initiative"


Sarah Krakoff - October 18, 2006 "Climate Change, Morality and Law"	Genevieve Maricle - October 9, 2006 "Shaping Science: The Role of Science Studies in Policy "


Erik Fisher - March 20, 2006 "Integrating societal concerns into nanotechnology research"	Diane McKnight - March 13, 2006 "Climate change, acid mine drainage, and mountain sports in Colorado Rocky Mountains"


Marilyn Averill - January 23, 2006 "My Experiences at the Conference of the Parties to the Climate Change Convention"	Carl Mitcham - November 28, 2005 "Connections Between Science Policy and Ethics"


Juan Lucena - November 14, 2005 "Changing Policies for the Promotion of Science and Engineering Education at NSF"	Lisa Dilling - October 28, 2005 "Tools for the New Frontier: Practical Steps to Creating Usable Science"


Peggy Lamm - October 17, 2005 "Why in the world would any sane person run for public office"	Carol Byerly - September 26, 2005 " Finding the Flu: Explaining the Silence Regarding the Influenza Epidemic of 1918"


Marilyn Averill - September 22, 2005 " EPA authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions"	Elizabeth McNie - September 7, 2005 "Climate change, experiential education, and teenagers"


Sarah Michaels - March 28, 2005 "Taking steps towards a multidimensional view of the science-policy interface"	Tom Yulsman - December 6, 2004 "Journalism Values vs. Science Values: an uneasy match"


Shep Ryen - October 11, 2004 "Fate of the Hubble Space Telescope"	Phil Weiser - May 24, 2004 " Standard Setting and the Digital Television Saga"


Dr. Betsy Weatherhead - May 10 "Detecting Trends in Environmental Data"	Jerry Peterson - April 19, 2004 "Doctrines and policies following WMD attacks"


Joel Gratz - March 1, 2004 "Striking Back! Protecting Spectators from Lightning in Large Stadiums"	Tom Chase - February 16, 2004 "Downscaling climate model information to guide mitigation strategies"