Science Communication with a biology twist. Plus science policy and science in society issues. Tuesday, 15 January 2013. When I started this blog I said that its aim would be to help me in my journey to clarify what I am really most interested in.

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Reflections, commentary and analysis from Consortium for Science, Policy and Outcomes at Arizona State University. Ebola case shows importance of teamwork in healthcare. If the spread of Ebola to the United States impacts anything, I hope that it will be the recognition of the critical importance of effective interdisciplinary teamwork.

Science, Society and Sustainability class blog. Following our discussions in the practical session yesterday about the kinds of examples which you could draw on in your blog posts here are some links to some specific resources. Where they put up reports and descriptions of all the participation projects they have supported around diverse science policy topics. Photo by mattbuck, from Wikimedia. 8211; you might even know about other.

Writing about things that interest me and hopefully you too. Synthetic Biology, DIYbio, citizen science, biopunk, ribofunk, biomedia art and design, urbanism. Art, Freedom and Science. I read about this in the Independent article When the fascists tried to tame the modern masters. MAKING a better world? Last month.

For instance, many conservatives rarely begin to consider how free market health care. For Trump voters, leftists b.