2002: Science at a Time of National Emergency

Articles

• List of Participants

  MASC Editors

  103-104

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• Front Matter

  MASC Editors

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• Introduction to the 6th Annual Merrill Research Retreat, 2002

  Mabel L. Rice, Ph.D.

  1-2

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• Executive Summary

  MASC Editors

  3-9

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• Science at a Time of National Emergency: Be Bold, Think Big, Think out of the Box

  Martin Apple

  11-25

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• Research at KU: Moving Ahead!

  Robert E. Barnhill

  27-34

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• War is God's Way of Teaching GIS

  Jerome E. Dobson

  35-41

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• Animal Health Research at a Time of National Security: Then What?

  Mark R. Ackermann

  43-48

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• Regional and University Role in Bioterriorism Preparedness

  Steven Hinrichs

  49-51

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• Food Safety Research at a Time of National Emergency

  Curtis L. Kastner

  53-56

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• Femtosecond LIBS and Second Harmonic Generation Techniques for Detection of Chemical and Biological Agents

  Dennis R. Alexander

  57-60

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• Impact of September 11th on Funding Priorities and Campus Programs

  James R. Bloedel

  61-63

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• Research and Graduate Education: A Global World during Troubled Times

  James A. Guikema

  65-68

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• The Uses of American Scientific Power

  Catherine E. Woteki

  69-70

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• The Federal Anti-Bioterrorism Funds: A Potential Catalyst for Cooperation

  Thomas Rosenquist

  71-73

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• Planning for Response to Bioterrorism

  Donald F. Hagen

  75-77

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• Psychological Science and Terrorism: Making Psychological Issues Part of our Planning and Technology

  Eric M. Vernberg

  79-81

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• Nutritional and Functional Foods at a Time of National Emergency: Lessons from a Previous National Emergency

  Denis M. Medeiros

  83-86

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• The Role of Universities in Supporting the United States Effort to Combat Bioterrorism from a Non-Traditional Perspective

  Michael Meagher

  87-94

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• Statewide Advocacy

  Kim Wilcox

  95-97

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• Statewide Advocacy

  Janet Marguia

  99-100

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• Reaction and Conference Summary

  David E. Shulenburger

  101-102

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