Program on Science, Technology and Society at Harvard

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News

Stefan Helmreich and Noam Chomsky's keynotes from the Multispecies World Conference is now available here and here.

The Science and Democracy Network is hosting its annual meeting June 30-July 2nd, 2013 in Cambridge, MA. Check out the program and register here.

Missed our recent Science and Democracy Lecture with Paul Nurse? The video is now available here.

STS.Next.20 blogs

Vignettes@STS.Next.20

Sebastian Pfotenhauer: Just a name, just a number? A commentary on CERI’s recent merger at the OECD (4/23/13)

Margo Boenig-Liptsin: The plunger does not have to stop at the bottom of the coffee pot: A lesson on re-framing social reality (3/12/13)

Perspectives@STS.Next.20

Tolu Odumosu: A Conversation on the STSNext20 Provocations (11/2/12)

Welcome to STS

Science and technology permeate every aspect of our lives, from the most private decisions about reproduction and medical treatment to the most public choices concerning risk, development, security, and the quality and sustainability of the human environment. Virtually every dilemma that confronts people and governments in contemporary societies demands significant engagement with science and technology.

The Program on Science, Technology and Society at Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government provides unique resources for coping with the resulting challenges for scientific and technological innovation, civil liberties, informed citizenship, and democratic government. Learn more.

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