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Do we fund the research that society needs? We have a new paper out (with @EmilBargmann), studying disease burden data connected to research funding and activity in Denmark. doi.org/10.1016/j.socs…

The Atlanta Conference on Science and Innovation Policy (ATLC25) will provide a forum for researchers and policy practitioners to discuss innovative research to understand and address multi-dimensional global challenges. Abstracts Due: October 27, 2024. bit.ly/47zyPnb

Save the date to join us in Washington, D.C. GTDC is a groundbreaking and fully immersive semester-long experience for the entire undergraduate community at Georgia Tech. Register today! bit.ly/3ASWQJt

We invite you to send abstract submissions by Nov. 17 at 11:59 p.m. for our 10th Biennial Atlanta Conference on Science and Innovation Policy. The event spans two and a half days and features research by nearly 300 scholars representing 30+ countries. bit.ly/47zyPnb

Thanks to the GT Alums who turned out tonight in support of our GTDC program! Great to hear from leaders of Georgia Tech Alumni Georgia Tech ME DesignatGT Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts Georgia Tech School of Public Policy & Sam Nunn School of International Affairs.

Watch 'Public Policy's Role in Advancing Society' with ME 78, MS TSP 85, Chief Executive Officer, Midtown Connector Park Foundation Doug Hooker. This session was part of the Humanizing STEM 2024 symposium. bit.ly/4h7eWrU

Grand Challenges Global Experiences (GCGX): South Africa summer study abroad program gives GT students the chance to explore United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and encounter them where they’re already in action—in cities, museums, and even on safari. b.gatech.edu/4f5b35w

We were happy to welcome our second cohort of GTDC: Pathways to Policy Georgia Tech students and internship coordinators with "GT to DC: A Conversation with Campus Leadership." This fireside chat featured GT senior leadership discussing how we address the nation's challenges

Explore the field of cybersecurity with our Georgia Tech Alumni as they share their career journeys, industry insights, and advice during this panel, moderated by Professor Milton Mueller. A reception will follow. bit.ly/3YIlOUi

NEW INGSA INSIGHTS! #Science is a human system - including our personal, cultural, and structural biases. For #ScienceAdvice why does it matter WHO is doing the science? At #INGSA2024, Thema Monroe-White looks at the fascinating data and why ignoring the human in the system is bad for

Esha Venkat traveled to Rome, Italy, as an official U.S. delegate representing North America at the World Food Forum Flagship (WFF) Event at the United Nations FAO Headquarters. Esha hopes to drive action from the community level to the international scale across agrifood systems

We recently hosted NASA Senior Policy Analyst Zachary Pirtle. His talk reflected on the challenges and opportunities for changing engineering culture at a boundary organization such as NASA Headquarters, which operates at the interface of policymaking and technical expertise

Such a pleasure to serve as examinatrice for Sylvain Fontaine's dissertation on the diffusion of #AI into neuroscience, mentored by Michel Dubois - also on 🟦 CNRS 🌍 It's fascinating to learn the different norms across countries + institutions! Congratulations, Sylvain, on a successful defense!

Delighted to share this Spanish translation of a conversation with Fernanda Beigel, Vincent Lariviere, @JohanRooryck, and María Belén Riveiro on "the production and circulation of knowledge and science." publicaciones.sociales.uba.ar/index.php/7ens…

Grateful for the opportunity to spend a few days CREST, Stellenbosch University with this fabulous research group to work on projects related to evidenced-based science diplomacy! Looking forward to the next meeting Georgia Tech School of Public Policy! Philip Shapira Francois

Congratulations to Cassidy R. Sugimoto on being selected as an officer of the AAAS Section on Societal Impacts of Science and Engineering (X)!

On a recent tour we hosted for the Board of Regents, we discovered a piece of history: signatures of the original D.M. Smith architects. Progress is being made, with renovations set to be complete in October

What a fun time checking out the renovation of the Georgia Tech School of Public Policy D.M. Smith building at Georgia Tech. It’s going to be a beautiful space to learn in when it’s done later this year. #gatech

Georgia Tech’s School of Public Policy will be named the Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter School of Public Policy in honor of former President Jimmy Carter and former First Lady Rosalynn Carter. b.gatech.edu/4ipmaXN

We had a wonderful time at the Atlanta History Center celebrating our students, faculty, staff, and Georgia Tech Alumni for our Graduation Awards Banquet. Special thanks to keynote speaker and RAND CEO Jason Matheny and GT Provost, Steve McLaughlin, for joining us!