Executive Branch Politicization Of Science: Jacob Carter, Phd, Co-Founder Of Scilight Newsletter

Executive Branch Politicization of Science: Jacob Carter, PhD, co-founder of SciLight newsletter

Jacob Carter, PhD: Scientists are "unsung heroes" of COVID pandemic #SciPol #Science

How to talk to your college president about a #PriceOnCarbon

The YEARS Project

Quick Look: America's Climate Change Future Conference

Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs

Power & Influence: Learn How To Get What You Want - Carlson Executive Education

Carlson School of Management

Preview - Carbon Democracies? Politics, Money and the Pursuit of Oil

CUNY Graduate Center

Q&A, Panel II: Climate Change in the Context of an Evolving International System

Peterson Institute for International Economics

Scientists Studying Quarks, Gluons and More Converged in Richmond

VPM Science Matters

Presidential Address: Continuum of Care

SCCM

America's Climate Change Future – Welcome remarks

Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs

Gaining Agreement: A Constructive Approach to Organisational Politics

Cranfield School of Management

Bart Cammaerts: Professor of Politics and Communication, London School of Economics and Political S

Berggruen Institute

Bridging Science, Government & Industry for a Better Future

AI for Good Foundation

We Are For Science Coalition

WebsEdge Science

Cranfield Marketing Directors' Programme: Power, Politics and Influence

Cranfield School of Management

Climate Change Mitigation Webinar Series: Decarbonization: The View from Some Economic Sectors

American University School of Public Affairs

Report from the President of the CCCB - 1

Salt + Light Media

Breaking down barrriers between science and the general public

Manchester Metropolitan University

Responsible AI Licensing: Will it democratize AI governance?

UC Berkeley Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity