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Science, People & Politics. Volume I. |
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EDITORIAL ADVISORS |
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Fred Pearce, a former news editor of New Scientist, is now their environment and development consultant. He is a campaigning journalist and author of 17 books, which have been translated into eight languages. Fred's newest book, "The Last Generation" was published in June, 2006 by Transworld Publishers. In 2001 he won a prize as the British Environmental Media Awards UK journalist of the year. In 2000, 2002 and 2003 he was shortlisted for the same award. His newest book due for release on 7th September , 2006 is "Deep Jungle" (Transworld). He has written for The Independent, Times Higher Educational Supplement, Country Living and The Ecologist. He studied geography at the University of Cambridge. |
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Martin Redfern is a senior producer with the BBC radio science unit. He has worked for many years with the World Service. He produces programmes for Radio Four. He is a Templeton Cambridge Fellow and a three times ABSW award winner (1985, 1993 and 2005). Martin has a degree in geology from University College, London. |
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Cynan Ellis-Evans heads the Programme Office of the British Antarctic Survey, and is senior advisor to the International Programme Office of the International Polar Year 2007-2008 and secretary of the UK IPY Committee. He was a founding member of the International steering committee for subglacial Antarctic Lake Exploration (SALE) science programme, and continues as a member of the steering committee. He is a biogeochemist. |
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Paula Cleggett is the Associate Director for policy in the Office of Federal Relations of Vanderbilt University. She also holds the same title for her position at the Curb Center for Art, Enterprise, and Public Policy at Vanderbilt. Ms Cleggett has agreed to advice the title beyond her originally agreed time which originally was October 2009. |
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FORMER ADVISORS |
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Phillips Salman, from September 2006 to September 2007. Dr Salman was associate professor of English at Cleveland State University from 1974 to 1999, and he was granted emeritus status is 2002. He is a member of The Renaissance Society of America, the History of Science Society, The British Society for the History of Philosophy and the American Society of Aesthetics. His doctorate and masters in English literature are from Columbia University and his undergraduate degree is from Harvard. In partnership with the poet, John Heath-Stubbs, he wrote an intellectually challenging essay about the relationship of poetry and science which was published as an introduction to an anthology of "Poems of Science", published in 1984 by Penguin. The front cover detail of the anthology invites questions about the framework within which we see scientific inquiry. Dr Salman kindly agreed to advise Science, People & Politics for one year from September 2006 to September 2007. |
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