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Parties Continue To Look For Removing Reactors From The Medical Isotope Equation
Part of the reason there has been a small supply chain for the special isotopes used in medical tests is that the means of producing those isotopes involve nuclear reactors. Non-proliferation is a la… more →
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Updated UK Government ID Assurance Principles published
wrote 13 hours ago: As I mentioned in ID Assurance Principles — an interim update, the privacy-related principles that … more →
Parties Continue To Look For Removing Reactors From The Medical Isotope Equation
wrote 1 day ago: Part of the reason there has been a small supply chain for the special isotopes used in medical test … more →
If You Wanted To Develop The National Institutes Of Health Today, What Might It Look Like?
wrote 2 days ago: According to ScienceInsider, Japan is taking a serious look at the National Institutes of Health as … more →
Do You Know The Password To Your Pacemaker?
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wrote 3 days ago: A downside to the increase of information technology in health care is that all of these interconnec … more →
The Supremes Unanimously Split DNA In The Myriad Genetics Case
wrote 4 days ago: Earlier today the Supreme Court announced its ruling in the case Association for Molecular Pathology … more →
Science Policy Cliché Watch - STEM Education Is Graduate Education
wrote 5 days ago: Early in my formal education in science and technology policy one cliché that was highlighted early … more →
ID Assurance Principles -- an interim update
wrote 1 week ago: I’ve had many requests for updates on progress with the status of the identity assurance princ … more →
Scientific Publishers Aim To Get Ahead Of Agency Repositories
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wrote 1 week ago: Back in February, the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) issued a memorandum to federal … more →
Why we should all be thinking more about robots
wrote 2 weeks ago: The first event that I have really had a chance to get my teeth into as an intern at Nesta is the up … more →
Media and Technology Stats and Studies - June 3, 2013
wrote 2 weeks ago: The Minority Media and Telecommunications Council and BIA/Kelsey have released their report on how t … more →
White House Hosting 'We The Geeks' Online Chats
wrote 2 weeks ago: In part to commemorate the nearest approach (this time) of asteroid 1998 QE2, the White House hosted … more →
Solar Radiation Management: an Evolving Policy Option
wrote 2 weeks ago: American Enterprise Institute / by Lee Land and J. Eric Bickel http://bit.ly/13mwhBA [From Executive … more →
On Policy Oversimplification: The Precautionary Principle
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wrote 2 weeks ago: J. Britt Holbrook and Adam Briggle at the University of North Texas recently released a paper on the … more →
The Next Light Bulb Fight Could Be Over Metric
wrote 3 weeks ago: I didn’t comment on this much at the time, but there was a relatively silly argument over incr … more →
reforming government technology and the #CIO100
wrote 3 weeks ago: This has been a busy and significant week for government’s reform of technology, and its role … more →
Media and Technology Stats and Studies - May 20, 2013
wrote 4 weeks ago: A soon-to-be published University of Wisconsin-Madison meta-analysis of data on more than 10,000 chi … more →
A More, And Less, Powerful Crowdsourcing For Emissions Modeling
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wrote 1 month ago: The Ventus Project is looking to get the public’s help in improving its information on power p … more →
Seed Patents Survive In The Supreme Court; Signs Unclear For Similar Patents
wrote 1 month ago: As should be noted for all court case analysis, I am not a lawyer. On Monday the Supreme Court issue … more →
The Next Phase Of The Obama Administration's Open Data Efforts
wrote 1 month ago: Last week the Obama Administration released an Executive Order and Memorandum that will require the … more →
