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Table of Contents
(printer
friendly version of the 2002 publication)
Introduction
by Mabel L. Rice, Director, Merrill Advanced
Studies Center, University of Kansas
Executive
Summary
Keynote Address
Science at a Time of National Emergency: Be Bold, Think Big, Think
out of the Box
by Martin Apple, President and CEO, Council
of Scientific Society Presidents
Response to the Keynote
Address
Research at KU: Moving Ahead!
by Robert E. Barnhill, Vice Provost
for Research, University of Kansas
First Panel of Researchers
War is God's Way of Teaching GIS
Jerome E. Dobson, Research Professor,
Applied Remote Sensing Program, University of Kansas
Animal Health Research at a Time of National
Security: Then What?
by Mark R. Ackermann, Professor of
Veterinary Pathology, Iowa State University
Regional and University Role in Bioterrorism
Preparedness
by Steven Hinrichs, Professor, Department
of Pathology and Microbiology, and Director, Nebraska Public Health
Lab, University of Nebraska Medical Center
Food Safety Research at a Time of National Emergency
by Curtis L. Kastner, Director, Food
Science Institute, Kansas State University
Femtosecond LIBS and Second Harmonic Generation
Techniques for Detection of Chemical and Biological Agents
by Dennis R. Alexander (paper presented
by Prem Paul)
Professor of Electrical Engineering, Center for Electro-Optics,
University of Nebraska - Lincoln
First Panel of Research
Administrators
Impact of September 11 on Funding Priorities and Campus Programs
by James R. Bloedel, Vice Provost for
Research and Advanced Studies, and Dean of the Graduate College,
Iowa State University
Research and Graduate Education: A Global World
during Troubled Times
by James A. Guikema, Associate Dean of
the Graduate School, and Associate Vice Provost for Graduate Research,
Kansas State University
Second Panel of Research
Administrators
The Uses of American Scientific Power
by Catherine E. Woteki, Dean of Agriculture,
Iowa State University
The Federal Anti-Bioterrorism Funds: A Potential
Catalyst for Cooperation
by Thomas Rosenquist, Vice Chancellor
for Research, University of Nebraska Medical Center
Planning for Response
to Bioterrorism
Donald F. Hagen
Executive Vice Chancellor, University of Kansas Medical Center
Second Panel of Researchers
Psychological Science and Terrorism: Making Psychological Issues
Part of our Planning and Technology
by Eric M. Vernberg, Professor of Clinical
Child Psychology, University of Kansas
Nutrition and Functional Foods at a Time of National
Emergency: Lessons from a Previous National Emergency
by Denis M. Medeiros, Professor of Human
Nutrition, Kansas State University
The Role of Universities in Supporting the United
States Effort to Combat Bioterrorism from a Non-Traditional Perspective
by Michael Meagher, Professor of Chemical
Engineering, and Director, Biological Process Development Facility,
University of Nebraska - Lincoln
Statewide Advocacy
Kim Wilcox, President and CEO, Kansas
Board of Regents
Janet Murguia, Executive
Vice Chancellor for University Relations, University of Kansas
Reaction and Conference
Summary
David E. Shulenburger
Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost, University of Kansas
List
of 2002 Participants
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