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December Journal Club Review: Incentivizing a Healthy Diet for Recipients of Nutrition Assistance

Posted on December 30, 2019

December’s journal club was led by Ben Rush (Graduate Student in Nutrition). Journal club review was written by Grant Hisao (Postdoc in Biochemistry).   It is no secret that a healthy diet is a critical factor …

Posted in Journal Club ReviewTagged Diet, Grant Hisao, Nutrition, Public health

2019 National Science Policy Symposium: Reflections

Posted on December 2, 2019

Article compiled by CaSP Communications Chair April MacIntyre This November, the National Science Policy Network (NSPN) and Catalysts for Science Policy (CaSP) teamed up to host the annual National Science Policy Symposium (NSPS) at the …

Posted in RecapTagged Chris Unterberger, Grant Hisao, Jenny Bratburd, Laura Borth, NSPN, Sarah Alexander, Shannon Walsh

October Journal Club Review, the Vaping Crisis: Mysteries and dangers

Posted on November 18, 2019

October’s journal club was led by Amanda Hurley (Postdoc in Plant Pathology). Journal club review was written by Chris Unterberger (Graduate Student in Pharmaceutical Sciences). Several months before Halloween 2019, a spooky new killer emerged …

Posted in Commentary, Journal Club ReviewTagged Chris Unterberger, Public health, Vaping

September Journal Club Review: University of Wisconsin Extensions, fertilizing communities by building bridges with academia

Posted on November 11, 2019

Journal club was lead by Derrick Grundwald, review written by Marie Fiori Farmers have long been the backbone of Wisconsin’s economy. Many farmers inherit their land and business from their family. Despite the heritage of …

Posted in Journal Club ReviewTagged Farming, Marie Fiori, UW-Extensions

From Pipettes to Policy

Posted on October 4, 2019

By Edna Chiang (Microbiology PhD Student, CaSP Member) (Views expressed here are my own and do not represent those of FASEB.) This summer, I traded in my pipettes for policy, my sweatshirts for skirt suits, …

Posted in Commentary, Opportunities, RecapTagged Edna Chiang, FASEB, NSF

August Journal Club Review: Policies to correct food insecurity

Posted on September 19, 2019

August’s journal club was led by Laura Borth (Graduate Student in Nutrition). Journal club review was written by Amanda Hurley (Postdoc in Plant Pathology). Whether it’s the future of our global food production sustaining earth’s …

Posted in Journal Club ReviewTagged Amanda Hurley, Food Insecurity

July 24, 2019 Policy Column: Energy and Scientific Integrity

Posted on August 6, 2019

Written By: Laura Szymanski, UW graduate student, the Geological Society of America’s (GSA’s) Science Policy Fellow, and the American Geophysical Union’s (AGU’s) Voices for Science member Energy Legislation:  On 16 July 2019, the Senate Energy …

Posted in CommentaryTagged Climate, Laura Szymanski

June Journal Club Review: Cracking and Packing – The Evolution of Governor Gerry’s Salamander

Posted on July 10, 2019

June’s journal club was led by Kevin Lauterjung (Graduate Student in Biophysics). Journal club review was written by Grant Hisao (Postdoc in Biochemistry). Redistricting, or the redrawing of maps for Congressional and State Legislative districts, …

Posted in Commentary, Journal Club ReviewTagged Gerrymandering, Grant Hisao, Redistricting

My experience attending a climate policy bootcamp

Posted on July 1, 2019

by Michael A. Pinkert (Graduate Research Assistant, CaSP Member)  Climate change is such a conversational debate that there’s seldom any discussion on what actual policies could help combat it.  Recently, I got to find out …

Posted in Commentary, RecapTagged Climate, Michael Pinkert

CaSP Participates in the NSPN 2020 Election Initiative with a Meta-Review on Emerging Infectious Diseases

Posted on June 25, 2019

by Marie Fiori, CaSP Co-President CaSP’s parent organization, the National Science Policy Network (NSPN), recently launched their 2020 Election Initiative. This initiative seeks to educate both candidates and the public about the science policy issues …

Posted in RecapTagged Emerging Diseases, Marie Fiori, NSPN
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