The Federal Government and Knowledge Production: Balancing Innovation, Policy and Public Good - CMU Community

- Ankita KalraAlumni 2017
- Alexis CanoyFaculty/Staff
- Pedro BenedictoAlumni 2017
- Nicholas BitnerFaculty/Staff
- Mike PoundFaculty/Staff
The CMU community is invited to attend the next Deeper Conversations event on campus or virtually as faculty experts and thought leaders explore the federal government's role in funding, shaping and disseminating knowledge across various sectors. It will highlight how federally sponsored research, health and medical centers and regulatory frameworks contribute to scientific advancements and public well-being. Panelists will focus on the mechanisms, benefits and challenges of federal involvement in knowledge production, translation and dissemination.
Discussion Lead: Theresa Mayer, Vice President for Research
Panelists:
- Martial Hebert, Dean, School of Computer Science
- Erica Fuchs, Kavčić-Moura Professor of Engineering and Public Policy and Director, Critical Technology Initiative
- Alison L. Barth, Maxwell H. and Gloria C. Connan Professor in the Life Sciences
- Ariel Zetlin-Jones, Associate Professor of Economics
About Deeper Conversations
Deeper Conversations is a university-wide initiative aimed at promoting the power of civil discourse. It spans a range of programming options — from scholarly lectures to cultural events — to engage members of the Carnegie Mellon community in studying and discussing some of the most complex challenges facing society today. Learn more about the program.
Questions?
Please contact CMUevents@andrew.cmu.edu.