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Science and Technology and the Future Development of Societies: International Workshop Proceedings (2008)

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. "The Role of Science and Engineering in Development: Summary of Discussion--Michael Fischer." Science and Technology and the Future Development of Societies: International Workshop Proceedings. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press, 2008.

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Science and Technology and the Future Development of Societies: International Workshop Proceedings

now they often train in Calgary because of difficulties in receiving U.S. visas. Some training in this field is offered at Amir Kabir University.

Science parks, particularly the Sheikh Bahai Science Park in Isfahan, were discussed. Sheikh Bahai Science Park was the first science park and is now one of the best developed and most successful, being more than ten years old. This has not been enough time to develop a routine and culture, however. At IASBS there is a two-year-old small information technology incubator. In 18 months it has hosted 20 companies, and the companies have transacted U.S. $1 million worth of business. There is also Pardis Science Park associated with Sharif University.

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Birgeneau, R. 1999. A study on the status of women faculty in science at MIT. MIT Faculty Newsletter XI(4). Available at: http://web.mit.edu/fnl/women/women.html. Accessed February 27, 2008.

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Front Matter (R1-R12)
SCIENCE AND SOCIETY ISSUES, The Role of Communications and Scientific Thinking--Barbara Schaal (1-4)
Knowledge, Validation, and Transfer: Science, Communication, and Economic Development--John Enderby (5-9)
The Morality of Exact Sciences--Yousef Sobouti (10-13)
Science and Society Issues: Summary of Discussion--Norman Neureiter (14-16)
THE ROLE OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING IN DEVELOPMENT, Women in Academic Science and Engineering in the United States: Challenges and Opportunities--Geraldine Richmond (17-23)
Trends in Basic Sciences in Contemporary Iran: Growth and Structure of Mainstream Basic Sciences--Shapour Etemad and Yousef Sobouti (24-30)
The Role of Science and Engineering in Development: Summary of Discussion--Michael Fischer (31-34)
OBSTACLES AND OPPORTUNITIES IN THE APPLICATION OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY TO DEVELOPMENT, Technology for Health: Are There Any Limits? Economic, Ethical, and Overall Societal Implications--Kenneth Shine (35-38)
Addressing Water Security: The Role of Science and Technology--Henry Vaux (39-44)
Obstacles and Opportunities in the Application of Science and Technology to Development: Summary of Discussion--Geraldine Richmond (45-46)
SCIENTIFIC THINKING OF DECISION MAKERS, How to Promote Scientific Thinking Amongst Decision Makers--Alimohammad Kardan (47-52)
MANAGEMENT AND UTILIZATION OF SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE, The Role of International Scientific and Technical Cooperation in National Economic Development--Norman Neureiter (53-60)
The Role of Chemistry and Biology in the Future Development of Iran--Mojtaba Shamsipur (61-74)
Management and Utilization of Scientific Knowledge: Summary of Discussion--Henry Vaux (75-78)
SCIENCE, SOCIETY, AND EDUCATION, About the Relation of School Teachers with Science--Yves Quéré (79-83)
Promotion of Health Education in Primary Schools--Béatrice Descamps-Latscha (84-91)
Science, Society, and Education: Summary of Discussion--Barbara Schaal and Henry Vaux (92-94)
Appendix A: Workshop Agenda (95-100)
Appendix B: Workshop Participants (101-102)
Appendix C: Science, Technology, and Society - The Tightening Circle--George Bugliarello (103-111)
Appendix D: Current Issues on the Utilization of Scientific Findings--Hassan Zohoor (112-116)
Appendix E: Ethics in Engineering as a Prerequisite for Technological Development of Societies--Mehdi Bahadori and Mahmood Yaghoubi (117-124)
Appendix F: Science and Society--Reza Davari Ardakani (125-130)