ESD
Students Present Research
at
the Technology, Management and Policy
Graduate Consortium
August
8, 2008
Seven
ESD-affiliated graduate students presented
their research at the annual meeting
of the Technology, Management and
Policy Graduate Consortium, held this
year in Utrecht, the Netherlands,
from June 22-24. Six of the students
were ESD or TPP
students (ESD Ph.D. students Matt
Richards (also PoET),
Michel-Alexandre Cardin; TPP students
Norma Campos, Alex Cosmas, Rebecca
Weiss, and Jesse Sowell). The seventh
was a Program on Emerging Technologies
IGERT Trainee from the STS doctoral
program (Michael Rossi). Frank
Field also attended.
Norma
Campos received the award for best
presentation by a masters student.
Below
are titles of the students’
research presentations.
Oral
Presentations
- Matt
Richards: “Establishing
the Timing, Specificity, and Scope
of Standards”
- Michel-Alexandre
Cardin: “A Methodology
for Identifying and Valuing Opportunities
in Design and Management of Flexible
Engineering Systems”
- Norma
Campos: “Strategies to Encourage
Adoption of Data Link Communications
and Improve Efficiency of Operations
over theNorth Atlantic Airspace”
- Michael
Rossi: “Of Plasmids and
Popular Politics – Biotech
Regulation & Controversy”
- Alex
Cosmas: “Regulatory Liberalization
in Air Transportation: Open Skies
and Foreign Ownership”
Poster Presentations
- Rebecca
Weiss: “Eliciting Expertise
with the Bayesian Truth Serum: Potential
Applications for Science and Technology
Policy Assessment”
- Jesse
Sowell: “A Sociotechnical
Approach to Managing Supply Network
Disruptions”
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