KOSEN 한인과학기술자네트워크

Part 1. The 2000 William D. Carey Lecture 1. The wellspring of discovery Part 2. Scientific establishment 2. The scientific establishment Part 3. Technology's impact on society 3. Why the future doesn't need us 4. A response to bill joy and the doom-and-gloom thchnofuturists 5. Not by reason alone 6. Nanotechnology and societal transformation Part 4. The year 2000 +25, -25 : Retrospective and prospective views of science and technology policy 7. Fifty years of science and technology policy in ten minutes 8. Science and the Economy 9. A prospective look at science and technology policy 10. Linking scientific research to societal outcomes 11. Why I am optimistic about the future 12. The age of transitions Part 5. Genetic modification of foods : The public's mistrust of science, and science's misunderstanding of the public 13. What is the future of GMOs? 14. Frankenfood or doubly green revolution : Europe vs. America on the GMO debate 15. Prospects for agricultural biotechnology-A view from industry 16. The importance of a rigorous regulatory regime in developing public trust 17. Improving communication about new food technologies 18. Bioengineered food-safety and labeling Part 6. Social, economic, and political implications of information technologies 19. Technophilia.com 20. Next generation internet, e-business and e-everything 21. From digital divide to digital opportunity 22. Prospects for internet policy research Part 7 Academic science and industrial development 23. Technology transfer and academic capitalism 24. The entrepreneurial university 25. Technology transfer and commercialization of university performed research: The arizona experience Part 8. Do medical research and technology advances really lead to improved health care? 27. Using research to guide healthcare dicisions 28. Medical research, technology, and improved health care 29. The future of clinical research : An AAMC perspective