Science breakfasts
Together with the Science Diplomats Club, the Office of Science and Technology organizes monthly Science Breakfasts, where a prominent member of the American science and technology community, speaks to an audience of counselors from embassies in Washington.
Since January 2007, these breakfasts have provided the 30-40 guests from 15-20 countries, with the opportunity to strengthen ties with American leaders in science and technology in a positive atmosphere. Visits from notable guests such as the Undersecretaries for Science in the Departments of Homeland Security and Energy as well as directors from NOAA, DARPA and the American Chemical Society have often led to further cooperation amongst their organizations.
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Jan 2008 - Dr. Mihail Roco
published on January 10, 2008
Governance of and strategic directions for nanotechnology research, and nanotechnology risk governance
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Dec 2007 - Murray Lumpkin
published on December 11, 2007
Internationalization of the US FDA
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Nov 2007 - Jim Turner and Dr. Kathryn Clay
published on November 13, 2007
An update from Capitol Hill experts on the current state of appropriations and energy bills
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Nov 2007 - Elias A. Zerhouni
published on November 6, 2007
Biomedical Research: The Impact on Health Challenges in a Globalized World
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Sept 2007 - Jay Cohen
published on September 21, 2007
Directorate for Science and Technology: the current strategy and goals, near term priorities
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June 2007 - Robert Kolodner
published on June 6, 2007
The United States National Health Information Technology Agenda
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Apr 2007 - Terry Hartle
published on April 11, 2007
U.S. Higher Education and the current trends and issues
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March 2007 - Sharon L. Hays and Richard M. Russell
published on March 8, 2007
State of the 110th Congress Legislative Agenda
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Jan 2007 - Jim Turner
published on January 25, 2007
State of the 110th Congress Legislative Agenda
