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May 20, 2010
scientists too involved in their science and too convoluted, they need to explain relevance and use; representatives starve for people that know what they talk about; science defines the boundaries of decision making, then values and economics prevail
Maeve is research assistant professor at the Colorado School of Mines and AGU's 2009-2010 Congressional Science Fellow . Maeve is interested in geoscience and public policy, history and philosophy of geology. She teaches on conducting and communicating geological research. Ph.D. Colorado School of Mines.
