Introducing Angelika Amon: Exploring "The Genesis of Life Itself"

by Philipp Steger

by Sonja Strohmer

Science Policy without Science Policy Research

by Roger A. Pielke, Jr.

Technology, Democratic Society, and Community

by Stefan Kalt

A New Energy Policy - The European Perspective

by Madeleine Petrovic

Intensifying the Cooperation Between ESA and NASA: A Win-Win Strategy?

by Norbert Frischauf

Science that Serves Society: The Cooperation Center for Disaster Mitigation and Security in Buildings

by Irene Eckart

Obesity and the New Politics of US Health Care

by Rogan Kersh

NASA's Directions and its Impact on Trans-Atlantic Space Relations

by Nicolas Peter

Climate Change Policy in the Unites States 2006

by William A. Pizer

Scientizing Politics - A Review of Chris Mooney's Book "The Republican War on Science"

by Dan Sarewitz

by Alison Frank

Undergraduate Research Collaboratives: Turning Undergraduates into Investigators

by Robert Kuczkowski et. al.

Galileo and GMES: Europe's Symbols of Independence in Space

by Norbert Frischauf & Alexander Soucek

A Broader View of the Transatlantic Space Cooperation

by Frederic Nordlund

NASA's Budget Outlook - Having Too Much to Do with Too Little?

by Johannes Loschnigg

The Jefferson Science Fellowship - Integrating Science into Diplomacy

by Caroline Adenberger

The Transportation Energy Center at the University of Michigan: Fuels for the Future

by Johannes Schwank

Science at the Poles - Research As Cool As it Gets

by Irene Eckart

The 125 Year Legacy of the International Polar Year

by Mark McCaffrey

The Sharpening of the American Mind

by Stefan Kalt

How to Break Up NASA

by Roger A. Pielke, Jr.

Kurt Goedel: What Is Truth? The Strange Story of the Man Who Walked with Einstein

by Jonathan David Farley

Martin Bartenstein: Austrian Federal Minister of Economics and Labour

by Caroline Adenberger

Introducing Guenter Riegler: Reaching for the Stars During 40 Years with NASA

by Caroline Adenberger

by Martin Streicher

From Unilateralism to Multi-stakeholder – a Change of Paradigm in Internet Governance?

by Irene Eckart

Can International Educational Exchange Survive in Today's Competitive Environment?

by Nana Rinehart

Missing Links: the Future of Learning with Digital Technologies

by Beate Kleessen & Christian Auchter, co-authored by Paul Davey

Giving Young Researchers Their Due: PhD Candidates in Austria Build a New Platform

by Wolfgang Eppenschwandtner & Stefan Kurz

Introducing Günter Wagner: Evolution as a Creative Intellectual Endeavor

by Christian Hederer

Helga Kromp-Kolb: When Science Goes Public

by Christian Hederer

Self-Segregation of Scientists by Political Predispositions

by Roger A. Pielke, Jr.

Heidegger's Critique of Technology

by Stefan Kalt

Turning Green: Educating the Public about Sustainability

by Susan Piedmont-Palladino

Showcasing the US Green Building Movement

by Bill Browning

Green Buildings in Europe – Regulations, Programs, and Trends:
An Interview with Robert Donkers

by Sonja Strohmer

Are Green Buildings just Houses Painted Green?
An Austrian-American (Sustain)ability Test

by Georg Reichard

Going Green and Beyond: the Biodesign Institute at Arizona State University

by Phil Wirdzek

Nuclear Renaissance in the Age of Global Warming

by Sonja D. Schmid

Austrian Students Win European Young Scientists Contest with “Advanced Deicing System” for Airplanes

by Stefanie Baumgartner

The Dilemmas of Ranking
by Philip G. Altbach

Validity of University Ranking and Its Ascending Impact on Higher Education in Europe

by Jan Sadlak

Leading Competence Units – A Node of the Austrian Economy

by David Mueller

The 2006 US Midterm Elections and Science and Technology Policy

by Roger A. Pielke, Jr.

Gadgets: a Personal Note

by Stefan Kalt

European Institute of Technology – more of the same or a promising tool to fight the European innovation paradox?

by Martin Schmid

Introducing Susanne Seitinger: Playgrounds are not just for Children

by Stefanie Baumgartner