Mark Mann

Opinion Leader: Can a re-imagined STI advisory council overcome "the arrogance of the new" and learn from the mistakes of the past?

Mark Mann
September 25, 2019

Past S&T advisory have cratered on what is oft-labelled “the arrogance of the new.” Instead of re-inventing the wheel, a new, re-imagined advisory body should be integrated to the other elements of the advisory eco-system.

... Please become a Member or login to read the rest of this article ...


Other stories mentioning these organizations, people and topics
Organizations: Advisory Council on S&T, Council of Science and Innovation, National Advisory Board for S&T, National Advisory Council on Research and Innovation, Royal Society of Canada, Science, Science Council of Canada, and Technology and Innovation Council
People: David Naylor
Topics: Naylor Report

Other News

The Short Report, September 18, 2019: Transdisciplinary research, digital verification, carbon capture

More reason, less rhetoric: It's time for scientists and researchers to speak up on tough topics

Structural bias is constraining the value of Canadian research. We need to recognize and reward more diverse research activities.

Let’s banish the term “Knowledge Translation”






Events For Leaders in
Science, Tech, Innovation, and Policy


Discuss and learn from those in the know at our virtual and in-person events.



See Upcoming Events










You have 0 free articles remaining.
Don't miss out - start your free trial today.

Start your FREE trial    Already a member? Log in






Top

By using this website, you agree to our use of cookies. We use cookies to provide you with a great experience and to help our website run effectively in accordance with our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.