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2005-06 The monthly Seminar Series is an interdisciplinary forum in which ISU researchers discuss the latest research findings that relate to science and society interfaces. All are invited to attend. The seminars are held from 12:00-1 in 302 Catt Hall. Lunch is provided upon request. To order a lunch, please email Sandra at sunzhuo@iastate.edu or call her at 294-9061 by 5 p.m. the Friday before the seminar. COMPLETED 2005-06 SEMINARS "Risks and Benefits of Pharmaceutical Crops in Iowa." Dermot Hayes, economics "Climate Change and Ethics," Kristen Hessler, bioethics; Gene Takle, atmospheric sciences and agronomy; and Clark Wolf, philosophy "Interpersonal Divide in an Age of Information Technology," Michael Bugeja, Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication "Strategies for Brain Repair." Don Sakaguchi, genetics, development and cell biology "Socio-Technical Regime and the Changing Agricultural Landscape." Cornelia Flora, sociology "Disability and the Language of Justice." Yong Lee, political science, and Clark Wolf, philosophy "The Role of Science and Environmental Decision Making: A Scientist's View from the Congress an the White House," Rosina Bierbaum, former actiging director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy in the Clinton Administration. Lecture Videotape "The Effects of Video Games: A Dimensional Approach," Doug Gentile, psychology | |||