A dozen articles in current issue of Nature examine the legacy of Carl Linnaeus, born 300 years ago this May. The wonderful cover illustration shows Carl Linnaeus as a modern…
Three papers of ours are published in the journal Technological Forecasting and Social Change: A Primer on Logistic Growth and Substitution: The Mathematics of the Loglet Lab Software Perrin S….
Under PHE auspices, Evgeny Yantovski, one of the originators of the concept of Zero Emission Power Plants, has written a startlingly imaginative tribute to the late Tommy Gold, “Thomas Gold…
Science editor Judith Shulevitz wrote a very good piece covering a lot of our work about forests, farms, and land use titled “Defusing the War of Words Over Organic Food”…
Rockefeller University graduate students Avital Percher and Devon Collins wrote a short essay about the 2015 short course and field trip as part of the Hurford Initiative on Science &…
We have newly posted on-line an earlier paper for which we continue to receive reprint requests: “Verification of International Environmental Agreements .”…
Recalling the 25th anniversary of a memorable banquet of Laxenburg softball players, Judy Wagstrom sent Jesse the IIASA team photo from the 1981 party in Vienna….
Thought-Provoking Hypotheses About the Novel Coronavirus: RearClearScience posts nine hypotheses about COVID-19 by our Guest Investigator David Thaler. The hypotheses span social distance, vaccines, super spreaders, and animal agriculture….
The biological universe is much larger and more diverse than we thought. In three papers in March 2007 PLoS Biology, scientists report on a genetic survey of microbial diversity in…
On 19 January New York Times reporter Andrew Revkin blogged the text of our February 2004 Keystone talk Does Climate Still Matter. This led to several requests for the visuals…