The UCI Newkirk Center: Promoting Scientific Knowledge in Society's Interest

The Newkirk Center for Science and Society was established in May 2001, with a generous endowment provided by Martha and James Newkirk, frequent benefactors to the University of California.

The Center's goals are to improve science's response to community needs and to increase the effective uses of scientific results for the benefit of society.

Printable 2008 Calendar of All Events


 


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Upcoming Programs &
Series


Printable Calendar

"Neurolaw: Revolution ---and Retreat [?] Functional Neuroimaging as Evidence: Admissibility, Probative Value and Juror Bias"
Forensic Science Series
September 24, 2008


2008 Forensic Science Education Program Flier

"Stem Cells"
Allen Lecture Series Featuring Peter J. Donovan, Ph.D.
Oct. 7, 2008

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Global Health Symposium: Malaria in the 21st Century
Nov. 21, 2008

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Past Program:
"Global Change and Oceans" Day-long Conference
May 9, 2008

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New Climate Change Publication Available at
MIT Press

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arrow Security and Prosperity Through Environmental- Business Cooperation -
A Forum
 

Upcoming Event:



"Neurolaw: Revolution ---and Retreat [?] Functional Neuroimaging as Evidence: Admissibility, Probative Value and Juror Bias"

Featuring
Dr. Emily Murphy

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