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A blog of the Science and Technology Innovation Program

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Exploring and mapping the social and policy implications of new advances in science and technology

Serious Games

Leveling Up Health: Trends in Games for Health from the Games for Change Festival

Aug 20, 2018
 // Elizabeth Newbury
Environment

Citizens, Satellites, and the Future of Disease Monitoring

Aug 15, 2018
 // Alex Long
Serious Games

Games Round Up: Conservation & Community

May 07, 2018
 // Brittany Williams
Cyber Security

Mass Killing and Technology: The Hidden Links

May 01, 2018
 // Mary Aiken

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Science and Technology

Games Round Up: Women of STEM

Mar 30, 2018
 // Brittany Williams, Evaniya Shakya
Science and Technology

Bringing the Universe Down to Earth: In Memory of Stephen Hawking

Mar 14, 2018
 // Elizabeth Newbury
Serious Games

Games Round Up: Black History

Feb 28, 2018
 // Brittany Williams, Evaniya Shakya
Science and Technology

Games Round Up: Space Education

Feb 08, 2018
 // Elizabeth Newbury, Kyle Mitchell
Citizen Science

AAAS Colloquium on Citizen Science: A Panel and a Call to Arms

Jan 22, 2018
 // Alex Long
Citizen Science

Local Actions, Global Connections: Advancing Citizen Science with UN-Environment (UNEP)

Dec 28, 2017
 // Anne Bowser
Science and Technology

Zoonotic Diseases and the Possibilities with EBV Monitoring

Nov 14, 2017
 // Alex Long
Science and Technology

Living Labs: An Intersection of Scientific Innovation

Nov 01, 2017
 // Talia Lewis
Citizen Science

Bioblitzes in Action: Applications for Citizen Science

Oct 12, 2017
 // Alex Long
Serious Games

Esports and Competitive Gaming: Trends in Game-based Education

Aug 30, 2017
 // Elizabeth Newbury, James Collins
Citizen Science

Citizen Science and Environmental Monitoring: Reflections on NEMC 2017

Aug 11, 2017
 // Anne Bowser
Science and Technology

The Internet of Living Things

Jul 26, 2017
 // Eleonore Pauwels