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If you're going to San Francisco...

If you're going to San Francisco...

...then you're going to see a lot of people from Carnegie Mellon there. Several faculty members will be there to present their research findings at the prestigious American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Annual Meeting. Sustainability research provides the framework for this year's AAAS meeting, held from Feb. 15-19. Among the questions our faculty will explore: How do we create climate policy or assess environmental risk? How do we educate the next generation of citizens to produce a sustainable society? For a roster of Carnegie Mellon speakers, see this tipsheet. Check out this blog and the main news page for details this weekend from San Francisco.


Jonathan Potts