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March 20, 2013

Student Pugwash – Giving students a voice on the rightful place of science & technology in society

Student Pugwash USA is a social benefit organization that promotes social responsibility in science and technology. Contrary to the misperceptions of occasional callers, we’re not in the business of washing animals or cars.  Instead, we connect students and young people…

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March 15, 2013

Modern Day Yei T’soh

By Alaina George, Traditionally, nearly every Diné interaction requires a prayer of some sort. When hunting, there are prayers sung before and after the kill. There are offerings given to fire when cooking. And each morning, a Diné person is…

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March 12, 2013

Nano & Society Video Clips: Part 5

Video 5: Light Switch This is Video 5 of a seven part series. Click for Video 1, Video 2,  Video 3 and Video 4. About the videos: To be an informed citizen one must not only follow the obvious social…

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March 6, 2013

Space Exploration, Science Centers, and the Stuff of Dreams and Inspiration

I was born too early. Not in the sense of premature.  My mother will attest to that fact that I was definitely a full term baby.  No, I was born “in the wrong century,” too early.  For as long as…

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February 28, 2013

Nano & Society Video Clips: Part 4

Video 4: Speed Bump  This is Video 4 of a seven part series. Click for Video 1, Video 2 and Video 3. About the videos: To be an informed citizen one must not only follow the obvious social issues like…

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February 25, 2013

Growing Up Navajo, Near a Mine

This essay, by an ASU undergraduate, explores the human dimensions of socio-technical systems, and their contradictions, as seen through a single life. The writer, LaTasha Ball, grew up and was educated on the Navajo reservaton in northern Arizona. She is…

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February 19, 2013

Nano & Society Video Clips: Part 3

Video 3: Cell Phone Rules  This is Video 3 of a seven part series. Click for Video 1 and Video 2. About the videos: To be an informed citizen one must not only follow the obvious social issues like taxes,…

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February 13, 2013

The Little Engine That Could

By Clark A. Miller For three decades, the US has looked at carbon emissions as if they wereThe Little Engine That Couldn’t.” The problem was basically too big a mountain to try to cross. Science magazine reported in 1997, as…

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February 11, 2013

Nano and Society Video Clips: Part 2

This is Video 2 of a seven part series. Click here for Video 1. Video 2: The Tomato Picker  About the videos: To be an informed citizen one must not only follow the obvious social issues like taxes, international relations,…

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