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- NanoPub with Andrew Maynard, May 2007 [0]
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- First Science Café, October 2005 [0]
- Madison's Consensus Conference on Nanotechnology, April 2005 [0]
Nanotechnology in Agriculture and Food [0]
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Nanotechnology in Agriculture and Food [1] More details here [2]
Robert Hamers [3], Chemist and Associate Director of the Nanoscale Science & Engineering Center (NSEC) More details here [7]
Dr. Andrew Maynard [8], chief scientist at the Woodrow Wilson Center's Project on Emerging Nanotechnology [9], in Washington DC. More details here [10]
Sean Palecek [11], UW Madison - Nanoscale Science & Engineering Center
- Joel Pedersen [4], Environmental engineer in the NSEC
- Simon Silver [12] & Le T Phung, UIC – Department of Microbiology & Immunology
More details here [14]
South Madison Branch Library [15], 2222 S. Park Street [16]
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Lakeview Library [17], 2845 N. Sherman Ave [18]
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Clark Miller [19]
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Stephen Vavrus [20], associate scientist at the UW-Madison Center for Climatic Research [21]
Sam Gellman [23], professor at the UW-Madison Department of Chemistry [24] Madison’s first consensus conference [26] aimed to allow area citizens to consider the promises and perils of the many possible future nanotechnologies before they reach the market. Citizen panelists received a packet of background reading and then met to discuss the readings and develop a list of questions about the technology. - Technology Report Pioneers Citizen Participation, Group Calls for Oversight of Nanotechnology [27]: The Daily Cardinal - April 29, 2005 - Nano-sized, Huge Impact On Society [28]: The Capital Times - April 29, 2005 - Nanotechnology Recommendations [29]: The Capital Times - April 29, 2005 - Teaching People About Nanotechnology [30]: The Wisconsin State Journal – August 30, 2005
At their second meeting, participants gathered with a group of seven specialists from a range of fields, including engineering, toxicology, policy analysis, communications, and bioethics.
These specialists addressed the citizens’questions in a public forum.
On the basis of their reading and two discussion sessions, citizen panelists drafted recommendations [26].