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October 13th, 2005

Seminar series looks at public policy, science, democracy

Abstract:
Researchers in public policy, natural and social sciences, engineering and medicine are mixing it up this year at the Science, Democracy and Public Policy Seminars. The purpose of the seminar series is to nurture exchange on topics of science and technology policy, expertise, risk, and democratic governance of science and technology.

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University of Wisconsin, Madison

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