Rethinking Science, Policy

A Breakfast Seminar Series

The nascent field of the social science of science policy needs to grow up, and quickly.– John Marburger, former Science Adviser to the U.S. President

How do we know what science is “the right science” to do? How can we effectively orient the vast research enterprise to make real progress toward societal goals?  The goal of this seminar series is to help science policy “grow up, and quickly,” by catalyzing discussions and collaborations between science policy researchers and decision makers about new ideas and approaches for improving the social value of science and technology.

Spring Series 2026

Series Information

Seminars are free and held at the ASU Washington Center, 1800 I Street NW, Washington, DC 20006 from 8:30am–10:30am (breakfast provided). Presentation starts promptly at 9:00am. Seating is limited.

ASU Washington Center

1800 I Street Northwest, Washington, DC, USA

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Past Seminar Videos

  • Influence Mapper: A Large Language Model-based Tool to Examine Sponsor Influence in Health Research

    Nicholas B. King

  • Genetic Data after Bankruptcy: Policy Lessons From 23andMe

Past Series