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Some of the events next week in Washington, D.C. for the science and tech policy crowd.
Next week is bookended by science policy events at CAP: innovation and patent reform on Monday and stem cells on Friday, with the release of the new report: “A Life Sciences Crucible: Stem Cell Science and Innovation Done Responsibly and Ethically.”
We will release the Fall/Winter 2008-2009 print edition of Science Progress next Monday, January 12. This issue will feature entirely new content on regional centers of innovation, patent reform, and government contracting of scientific and technological work.
Here’s a roundup of some of the science and technology policy events happening around Washington, D.C. from October 6 to October 10. Things are light this week.
HereHere’s a roundup of some of the science and technology policy events happening around Washington, D.C. from September 21 to September 27.
Here’s a roundup of some of the science and technology policy events happening around Washington D.C. from September 15 to September 19.
A recent RAND Corporation report called the country a “dominant leader” in global science and technology, but according to a paper released yesterday, the Information Technology & Innovation Foundation found the RAND study off-color, offering a rosy assessment where none was warranted.
Congress is back in session after the August recess. Here’s a roundup of some of the science and technology policy events happening around Washington D.C. from September 8 to September 12.
After a brief hiatus, we return with roundup of some of the science and technology policy events happening around Washington D.C. from June 9 to June 13. Don’t forget our first Science Progress event, “Science Is the Stuff of Progress,” on June 13, where we’ll launch our first printed edition.
A roundup of some of the science and technology policy events happening around Washington D.C. from May 19 to May 23.
A roundup of some of the science and technology policy events happening around Washington D.C. from May 12 to May 16.
A roundup of some of the science and technology policy events happening around Washington D.C. from May 5 to May 9.
A roundup of some of the science and technology policy events happening around Washington D.C. from April 28 to May 2.
A roundup of some of the science and technology policy events happening around Washington D.C. from Apr. 21 to Apr. 25.
A roundup of some of the science and technology policy events happening around Washington D.C. from Apr. 14 to Apr. 18.
A roundup of some of the science and technology policy events happening around Washington D.C. from Apr. 7 to Apr. 11.
A roundup of some of the science and technology policy events happening around Washington D.C. from Mar. 31 to Apr. 6.
A roundup of some of the science and technology policy events happening around Washington D.C. from Mar. 24 to Mar. 28.
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