Stem Cell Theory and Practice: A Hands-on Science and Policy Short Course January 5, 2009
Human embryonic stem cell research is viewed as a critical area of study by much of the science and medical community. While…
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American Physics, Policy and Politics: An Uneasy Relationship December 28, 2008
Neal Lane discusses the influence that physics and physicists have had on U.S. federal policy since World War II. Published…
Science and Technology: Recommendations for the Next Administration December 23, 2008
To access the full paper, download the PDF on the left-hand sidebar.
Overview
Science and technology (S&T) affect almost every…
U.S.-Russia Relations: Recommendations for the Next Administration December 19, 2008
The next U.S. presidential administration must recognize the importance that Russia has on the global stage.
Information Technology Policy: Recommendations for the Next Administration December 19, 2008
If the United States is to maintain its status as a global leader in technology, the next U.S. administration must place a…
The U.S. Health Cost Crisis: Recommendations for the Next Administration
Suggestions on how the incoming U.S. presidential administration should reform Medicare policies
December 19, 2008 Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research: Recommendations for the Next Administration
Recommendations for the next U.S. presidential administration to implement a comprehensive federal stem cell policy.
December 19, 2008 
Open Source, Policy Informatics and Python: Understanding the Mumbai Attacks Through Information Technology December 18, 2008
How information technology is being used to analyze terrorist events.
Emerging U.S. Climate Policy: Trans-Atlantic Approaches and Market Harmonization December 15, 2008
This conference aims to explore U.S. and European policy responses to climate change and to analyze how future international…
Conference Report - Beyond Science: The Economics and Politics of Responding to Climate Change
A summary of the February 2008 Baker Institute conference on climate change.
December 15, 2008