Now that it's had a bit of time to sink in, here are our thoughts on the State of the Union address made Tuesday evening. The following ...

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Ever wonder how connected science policy and science research is? About as much as Siamese twins attached at the head. Look at some of the...

Yesterday , we started sharing some of the themes captured by your New Voices bloggers at the AAAS Science & Technology Policy Forum . T...

Welcome to Part 6 in our series on Human capital and knowledge-based economy . In the past we have examined what it takes to train a scienti...

Welcome back to our series on Human Capital and the Knowledge-based Economy . Today we will continue examining Dr. Cy Ence's career pat...

Welcome to Part 4 of the Human Capital and the Knowledge-based Economy series. Last time we examined the investment needed to train a singl...

Welcome back to the Human Capital and Knowledge-based Economy series. As I mentioned in previous posts, the economy is changing and ideas ...

In my last post, I talked about how we are moving towards a knowledge-based economy and what that term means. In today's post, I want to...

Comic credit: Scott Adams I hope everyone had a happy Mother's day yesterday. Like Dilbert's mom, the first time I tried explainin...