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Other Questions: E-mail: stpp at umich.edu Phone: (734) 615-6942
Mailing Address : Ford School of Public Policy
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STPP Steering Committee
Paul N. Edwards School of Information
My interests lie in the general area of history and politics of information
Joel Howell
Medical School
Joel Howell is a historian and a practicing internist. His major
Steven J. Jackson
Steven Jackson teaches and conducts research in the areas of science, technology, and information policy. Current research interests include the politics of data and models in contested areas of public (especially water) policy; information technology, international development, and the harmonization of global information policy regimes; and the role of information infrastructure (advanced and otherwise) in supporting scientific practice and collaboration. Go to Steve Jackson's Home Page
Paula M. Lantz
School of Public Health
Dr. Lantz is interested in public health policies related to clinical preventive services and to social disparities in health. This includes research that focuses on access to and utilization of new and emerging technologies related to disease prevention and early detection. Current projects focus on new technologies and treatments related to breast and cervical cancer prevention and control, including the development of policies and guidelines related to HPV vaccination and breast cancer screening/treatment.
Homer A. Neal
Physics
Edward A. Parson Law School
Go to Edward Parson's Home Page
Henry Pollack Geological Sciences
Professor Pollack's current book, Uncertain Science...Uncertain World, discusses how the inability to find absolute certainty in science stifles innovation and progress in science policy. Go to Henry Pollack's Home Page
Barry Rabe Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy
Rabe is a political scientist who examines subnational involvement in environmental policy and intergovernmental relations in the United States and other federal systems of government. His most recent work explores the evolving role of American states and Canadian provinces in climate policy development. Recent publications include STATEHOUSE AND GREENHOUSE (Brookings Institution Press, 2004), which won the Caldwell Award from the American Political Science Association for the best book published on environmental politics and policy in the past three years. In 2006, he became the first social scientist to win a Climate Protection Award from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Carl P. Simon
Gerald R. Ford of Public Policy
Center for the Study of Complex Systems
Mathematics Department
Arvids Ziedonis
Ross School of Business
Prof. Ziedonis' research interests include technology strategy, the economics of innovation, and technology policy. His current research is centered on understanding the strategic factors that influence the acquisition and commercialization of new technologies by firms, how institutional factors influence innovation, and the empirical measurement of innovative activity. Go to Arvids Ziedonis's Home Page
Last Update: September 2008
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Events and News
STPP Fall 2009 Lecture Series Monday,16 November "Science and Technology Investments and Policy in the Obama Administration" For More Information Click Here
Monday, 7 December "Bioequivalence: The Regulatory Careers of a Medical Concept "
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