This is part 2 of a 3 part series exploring SPUSA alumni’s work across Africa. In Part 1, Cameron blogged about his research to stop malaria while expanding scientific research in Mali. An unbroken circle of energy. Everywhere – on the ground, in the hallways, in front of tables, around tables, on tables. In the

This is part 1 of a 3 part series exploring SPUSA alumni’s work across Africa. In Part 2, Kyle describes helping to build a growing international youth climate movement at the South Africa climate talks. Born and raised in sunny California, mosquitoes are a rare nuisance, and definitely not something to be feared. When I

The roles of science and technology in today’s society are crosscutting and complex. For example, environmental and health policy debates become mired in disputes over whose science is right. Social movements in the Middle East-North Africa region are using social media technologies in new ways to aid in revolutions. Crucial energy services come at high

Help students advance science and technology in the interest of humanity through Student Pugwash USA! In 2011, generous supporters like you helped us: Support Purdue chapter’s popular Midwest conference on Resources, Information, and Technology for the World Design a new Science and Society Fellowship program to expand the opportunities for graduate students working toward socially

Our popular blog covering the intersections of science, technology, and ethics is back as part of SPUSA’s updated website, new leadership, and new programming. Look for new posts on hot topics soon!