Tag Archives: ISEPP

Senior policy advisor Dr. Guru Madhavan shares insights on the difference between engineering verses science and his path into the world of public policy.

Former Boston Globe columnist David Warsh will share the discovery of a new knowledge-based growth theory at tonight’s Linus Pauling lecture.

Gamification is moving from social media networks to technical sites for both motivational and generational reasons. Engineers will have to play to win.

Will neutrinos from a supernova in the Tarantula Nebula save Einstein endangered postulate? Does all research have to be immediately profitable? Will collisions at Fermilab’s Tevatron slow the speed of declining scientific prominence in the United States?

The ring is given in a ceremony developed with the assistance of Rudyard Kipling and known as "The Ritual of the Calling of an Engineer."

Repeatable Evidence is hard to obtain. Dr. Nancy Cartwright of the London School of Economics and UC San Diego examines the movement to establish evidence-based public policy in this ISEPP lecture.

Renowned cosmologist Alex Filippenko talks about dark energy, dark matter and semiconductors at this ISEPP lecture.

Freeman Dyson talks about biotech and nanotech in this ISEPP lecture.