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THING Tank
The things of science–the physical tools that generate data or contribute to scientific processes–are becoming more inexpensive and more open. This promises significant benefits and has the potential to change the way science is done. What are the opportunities and barriers to using these tools for more and better science?
Program Staff
Kellee Wicker
Elizabeth M H Newbury
Alison Parker
Sophie Goguichvili
Logan Shomo
Fellows
Peter I. Belk
U.S. Northern Command
Scott Dueweke
Director, Data Analytics & Virtual Currencies at Leidos
Worku Gachou
Head of North America Inclusive Impact & Sustainability, Visa, Inc.; Adjunct Professor, School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University
Tom Kellermann
Head Of Cybersecurity Strategy for VMware
Richard Whittle
Independent author
Evan Wolff
Partner, Crowell & Moring
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