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Saner, Marc

World Governance of Emerging Technologies? (PDF 47 KB)

"The topic of emerging and distruptive technologies is not only of interest to academics but also to businesses, policy makers and society."
June 2013, Volume 2 Issue 3
Berkowitz, Jacob

Recalibrating the Science-Media Conversation (PDF, 62 KB)

"It's time that we started science and media discussions from [a] broader cultural perspective, with the procedural how-to elements grounded in it."
December 2013, Volume 2 Issue 7
Mavriplis, Catherine

Meeting with Marc Garneau on Women and S&T (PDF, 54 KB)

"As a group [of women experts] coming from different sectors, our message was remarkably similar: when it comes to women's issues, the solution has been "do it yourself"."
April 2013, Volume 2 Issue 2

Hessel, Andrew

Hacking the Hardest Science (PDF, 50 KB)

"Forget math and physics. Biology is the hardest science. ... Even after hundreds of years of collective effort, life scientists still don't know exactly how the cell, the most basic unit of life, actually works."
October 2012, Volume 1 Issue 4
Fafard, Patrick

Policy as Values (PDF, 43 KB)
"Policymaking is never only about solving a problem. ... It is making decisions that advance a broader overall agenda if not a broader philosophy. It is addressing public concerns in a politically prudential way."
July 2012, Volume 1 Issue 3
Findlay, Scott

Policy as Science (PDF, 52 KB)

"And any problem that involves, even implicitly, the Yin and Yang of cause and consequence is one for which the scientific method is of surpassing relevance."
June 2012, Volume 1 Issue 2

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