Science, Technology & Policy

In this issue: Semblanzas. Alfredo Eric Calcagno: A militant scientist, a constructive militant // “When algorithms take over public administration and policies, the potential for damage is unlimited” Interview with Catherine (“Cathy”) Helen O'Neil // Seven ideas to enhance public policy from the ARVAC vaccine case // Co-production of technological capabilities for public information systems // The concept of scientificide // Towards the creation of the Latin American and Caribbean Space Agency // National productive development in the lithium value chain: The UniLiB experience // Provincial and regional Science and Technology Policies // The local innovation system of Formosa // Historical and current debates on the role of basic science in Argentina // PLACTED in undergraduate and graduate careers in Biological Sciences and related fields in Argentina // Fragments by Yolanda Ortiz.