The Baker Institute recently published recommendations for the next president regarding the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.
Neal Lane, senior fellow in science and technology policy, and Kenneth Evans, postdoctoral fellow, discuss the report on Houston Matters: http://bit.ly/2d8ClLN.
Senior science and technology policy fellow Neal Lane discusses his favorite word ("integrity"), his career and what interests him now in an interview with AWIS, the magazine for the Association for Women in Science, published in Spring 2015.
A bill making its way through the House Science, Space and Technology Committee would set the country’s science agenda by favoring certain disciplines. The bill "seeks greater accountability from the National Science Foundation for the way it spends its $7-billion annual budget — a reasonable goal that few have argued against." Fellow Neal Lane explains what makes this effort to curb science funding dangerous.