2005: The Interface of Science and Public Policy

Articles

• List of Participants

  MASC Editors

  89

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• Front Matter

  MASC Editors

  0, i-ii

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• Introduction to the 9th Annual Merrill Research Retreat, 2005

  Mabel L. Rice, Ph.D.

  iii-iv

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• Executive Summary

  MASC Editors

  v-xxiv

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• The Current Context for Science, Society and Public Policy

  Alan I. Leshner, Ph.D.

  1-7

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• Classified Research and the Open University

  James A. Roberts

  9-16

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• Meeting the Science Workforce Challenges in the post-9/11 Era

  Prem Paul

  17-19

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• Public Policy and Research at KUMC

  Joan S. Hunt

  21-28

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• University Bioscience Research and Regional Economic Development: You can’t always get what you want . . . you don’t always get what you need Lessons learned by an ACE Fellow in Buffalo, NY

  Lisa C. Freeman

  29-35

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• Science and Public Policy: Historically Speaking

  James A. Guikema

  37-41

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• Research Compliance Challenges

  Robert Hall

  43-47

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• Center for Economic Development, Innovation and Commercialization: A Pathway for Economic Sustainability from Research to Application to Enterprise

  Robert Barnhill

  49-53

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• Research and Engagement Opportunities for Applying Science to Public Policy: The University of Nebraska Public Policy Center

  Alan J. Tomkins

  55-61

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• Public Policy and the Scientific Agenda: Is there a place for Social Science?

  Mary Lee Hummert

  63-67

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• When Science and Politics Collide

  Barbara Atkinson, MD

  69-71

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• Scales of Engagement, Challenge, and Opportunities in Linking Public Policy and Research

  M. Duane Nellis

  73-77

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• The Science and Pubic Policy Interface: Subset of a Larger Problem

  David E. Shulenburger

  79-87

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