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STPF Affinity Group: AgriNutsFocus on domestic and international agriculture issues and ensuring proper access to nutrition. |
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STPF Affinity Group: BiodiversityFosters networking opportunities and promotes professional development and outreach within the conservation community. |
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STPF Affinity Group: Energy/ClimateA network of science and engineering leaders with an interest in energy and climate issues. |
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STPF Affinity Group: Entrepreneurship and InnovationLearn about skills/experiences related to managing and scaling enterprises. |
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STPF Affinity Group: MentoringConnecting STPF fellows with volunteer mentors in scientific and policy fields to enhance professional and personal development. |
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STPF Affinity Group: NeuroPolicyLearning about the intersection of neuroscience with policy, law, ethics, media, and society. |
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STPF Affinity Group: Science DiplomacyExplores how science and technology cooperation can be used as a tool for diplomacy both between governments and between non-state actors. |
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STPF Affinity Group: Scientists with Improv Skills (SWIS)Teaches scientists improvisational comedy skills to improve their ability to communicate with diverse stakeholder groups. |
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STPF Affinity Group: WaterThe Water Affinity group focuses on different aspects of water issues spanning from inland waters to the ocean, including, but not limited to: floodwater, aging drinking water infrastructure, emerging water pollutants (e.g. PFOS and plastics), groundwater extraction, and harmful algal blooms. Water related issues intersect other topical areas such as natural hazards, food security, climate change, environmental justice and energy. So whether you are a water enthusiast or want to explore how water connects to other issues of interest, this group is for you! |
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STPF Affinity Group: Science and Technology Studies (STS)Science and Technology Studies (STS) looks to enrich our understanding of science policy and communication of the complexity of the place of science in society. This is a theoretical and applied field that explores the coproduction of science, technology, and society. STS views all scientific knowledge as socially embedded, and considers technologies in their social, political, and material context. |
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