Past CSPO Events

• March 03, 2015
  CSPO DC

  Fixed: The Science/Fiction of Human Enhancement

  From Botox to bionic limbs, the human body is more “upgradeable” than ever. But how much of it can we alter and still be human? What do we gain or lose in the process? Haunting and humorous, poignant and political, Fixed rethinks “disability” and “normalcy” by exploring technologies that promise to change our bodies and minds forever. Since its release a little over one year ago, Fixed has screened in film festivals around the world and as a keynote at 7 academic and professional conferences. Most recently the United Nations licensed the film for their work on the Convention for the Rights of People with Disabilities.

• March 02, 2015—February 02, 2015
  CSPO Occasional Seminar

  Seminar with Bill Kastenberg

  Ethics as Analysis and Ethics as Feelings: The Interplay of Cognition and Emotion on Engineering and Science Ethics Education

  In this presentation Dr. Kastenberg will describe an expanded context for addressing ethics and morality in the teaching, training and practice of engineering and science.

  Bill Kastenberg

• February 19, 2015
  CSPO Occasional Seminar

  Occasional Speaker – Claire Gordon

  Lessons Learned in Transitioning Science to Policy and Practice

  Discussion on how research and research communication done for decision making and policy development may differ from traditional academic research.

  Claire Gordon

• February 12, 2015
  CSPO DC - New Tools for Science Policy

  Delivering Practical Solutions on Urban Problems

  Evidence-based Management

  There are almost 90,000 units of local government in the United States. There is an extraordinary level of innovations unfolding in cities and counties, but little systematic analysis of these innovations to facilitate exporting to other jurisdictions. The Center for Urban Innovation and the ASU Decision Theater are engaged in a series of projects designed to develop and evaluate innovative practices. CUI and the DT disseminate effective practices to public decision makers in a manner that allows them to improve the quality of governance and service delivery for their citizens. CUI and the DT will highlight a range of their recent projects that address such issues as “big data,” public financing of infrastructure, and collaborative service delivery mechanisms such as public-private partnerships.

  David Swindell, Kevin C. Desouza

• February 11, 2015
  CSPO enLIGHTeNING Lunch

  Enlightening Lunch with Jamie Winterton

  Boundary Value Problems in Cybersecurity

  Boundaries have a significantly different meaning in cyberspace than in physical space. When we create cyber policy, we often assume that geographic boundaries are overly relevant. This talk will demonstrate the mutability of boundaries in cyberspace, as well as discuss problematic global implications of recent US and UK positions on encryption and technology development.

  RSVP to [email protected] by noon on Tuesday, February 10. Enjoy pizza and enlightening talk.

  Coor 5536

  Flyer E-Lunch_02-11-2015_JamieWinterton

  Jamie Winterton

• February 03, 2015
  Co-sponsored

  SRM Climate Geoengineering and Considerations of Intergenerational Equity

  Talk by Wil Burns

  Wil Burns is Co-Director, Forum for Climate Geoengineering Assessment

  Coor Hall, Room 5536

  RSVP

  Information: https://sustainability.asu.edu/events/rsvp/wil-burns

  Flyer: https://sustainability.asu.edu/docs/gios/events/lightworks/2015/wil-burns/wil-burns.pdf

• January 30, 2015
  CENTSS

  CENTSS at the Super Bowl

  Cheer for Science

  Science Cheerleaders celebrating S.T.E.M. programs with the

  Center for Engagement & Training in Science & Society

• January 29, 2015

  Law/CSPO Seminar

  The Growing Public Health Challenges of Exposure to Ultraviolet Radiation from Use of Indoor Tanning Devices in the United States

  Armstrong Hall – Room 266 (Faculty Lounge) Law School