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NASA Updates Moon Visit Guidelines; X Prize Foundation Publicly Likes Them
WIRED Science has reported that the X Prize Foundation has offered its support to NASA’s guidelines for visiting historic sites on the moon (NASA press release). With 26 teams trying to visit t… more →
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NASA Updates Moon Visit Guidelines; X Prize Foundation Publicly Likes Them
wrote 2 days ago: WIRED Science has reported that the X Prize Foundation has offered its support to NASA’s guide … more →
A Rare Fast Science and Technology Appointment
wrote 4 days ago: Not that it means there will be a quick confirmation, but the Obama Administration announced that it … more →
data privacy visualised (6 years on....)
wrote 1 week ago: It’s over 6 years since I blogged about how the principles of Creative Commons might be applie … more →
So The U.S. Might Copy A Canadian Bad Idea
wrote 1 week ago: Budget posturing continues within Washington, as various bills for the fiscal year 2013 budget are g … more →
Sampling The Passing of MCA
wrote 2 weeks ago: While the extent of my early Beastie Boys enthusiasm was tempered by my brother’s incessant re … more →
Assessment of Incentives and Employment Impacts of Solar Industry Deployment
wrote 3 weeks ago: Univ. of Tennessee, Baker Center for Public Policy http://bit.ly/IGKot0 [From a Climate Wirestory by … more →
Appeals Court Hears NIH Stem Cell Lawsuit - Again
wrote 1 month ago: On Monday there were oral arguments at the Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Cir … more →
"The Crisis of Big Science" - One of Expectations?
wrote 1 month ago: Steven Weinberg has an article in the May 10 edition of The New York Review of Books that I recommen … more →
The Shuttles Aren't Just Getting Relocated
wrote 1 month ago: This past week the Space Shuttle Discovery was flown to near Washington, D.C. for its new permanent … more →
Twitter Tweaks the Corporate Patent Game? You Can Have a Say.
wrote 1 month ago: Yesterday Twitter announced an Innovator’s Patent Agreement, which would be put in place betwe … more →
Beyond Boom and Bust: Putting Clean Tech On a Path To Subsidy Independence
wrote 1 month ago: Brookings Institution | Breakthrough Institute | World Resources Institute / by Mark Muro et al. htt … more →
Could the H5N1 Papers Be a Canary In the Coal Mine?
wrote 1 month ago: Edited March 31 – According to NPR, both Science and Nature are working to publish the researc … more →
more detail on the draft principles for the UK identity assurance scheme
wrote 2 months ago: In my recent post draft principles for the UK identity assurance programme I said if people were int … more →
Biomedical Update Tuesday: Myriad, Medical Isotopes, and Contraception
wrote 2 months ago: Some quick notes on three items that have graced these pages before. Medical Tests – In light … more →
draft principles for the UK identity assurance programme
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wrote 2 months ago: The snappily named “Identity Assurance Programme Privacy and Consumer Group” has been bu … more →
whilst not blogging ...
wrote 2 months ago: … I have remained busy writing elsewhere, including the following: “Platform alteration … more →
Synthetic Biology Management Continues to Take Baby Steps
wrote 2 months ago: Fifteen months after the Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues released its rep … more →
So Some Science Policy Researchers Got Together to Ask Some Questions
wrote 2 months ago: PLOS One published an article earlier in the week with the clunky title of “A Collaboratively- … more →
Those Rare Earth Minerals are Still Rare in the U.S., Not So Much in China
wrote 2 months ago: We return to a semi-regular topic in these posts, the continuing failure of the U.S. to boost produc … more →
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