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Dr.
Frederick Bernthal (President of Universities Research Association;
former Deputy Director and Acting Director of National Science Foundation) |
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Dr.
Rosina Bierbaum (Dean of Natural Resources and Environment,
University of Michigan; former Associate Director for Environment
of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy) |
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Dr.
Allan Bromley (Sterling Professor of the Sciences, Yale University;
Pres. G. H. Bush’s Science Advisor) |
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Dr.
Mildred Dresselhaus (Institute Professor of Physics and Electrical
Engineering, MIT; former Director of Department of Energy Office
of Science) |
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Dr.
Malcolm Gillis (President and Ervin Kenneth Zingler Professor
of Economics, Rice University) |
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Dr.
M.R.C. Greenwood (Chancellor UC Santa Cruz; National Science
Board; former Associate Director for Science of the Office of Science
and Technology Policy) |
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Dr.
John Holdren (Director of the Science, Technology, and Public
Policy Program, JFK School, Harvard University; former member of
President Clinton’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology) |
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Dr.
Anita Jones (Lawrence R. Quarles Professor of Engineering and
Applied Sciences, University of Virginia; National Science Board;
former Director of Defense Research at the Department of Energy) |
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Mr.
Thomas Kalil (Special Assistant to the Chancellor for Science
and Technology, UC Berkley; former Deputy Assistant to President
Clinton for Technology and Economic Policy and Deputy Director of
the White House National Economic Council) |
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Dr.
Henry Kelly (President of the Federation of American Scientists;
former Assistant Director of Technology in the Office of Science
and Technology Policy) |
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Dr.
Neal Lane (University Professor and Senior Fellow of the Baker
Institute, Rice University; Pres. Clinton’s Science Advisor) |
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Dr.
Eugene Levy (Howard R. Hughes Chair, Provost and Professor of
Physics and Astronomy, Rice University) |
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Dr.
Shirley Malcom (Head of the Directorate for Education and Human
Resources Program at the American Association for the Advancement
of Science; former member of the Pres. Clinton’s Council of
Advisors on Science and Technology and member of the National Science
Board) |
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Dr.
Michael MacCracken (President of the International Association
of Meteorology and Atmospheric Sciences; former Executive Director
of U.S. Global Change Program) |
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Dr.
Tom Meyer (Associate Director for Strategic Research at Los
Alamos National Laboratory) |
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Dr.
Ernest Moniz (Professor of Physics, MIT, former Undersecretary
of the Department of Energy) |
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Dr.
Duncan Moore (Professor in the Department of Optical Engineering,
University of Rochester, former Associate Director for the Office
of Science and Technology Policy) |
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Dr.
Norman Neureiter (Former Science and Technology Advisor for
the Secretary of State for Sec. Albright and Sec. Powell; former
Vice President of Texas Instruments Asia) |
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Dr.
Larry Papay (Sector Vice President for Integrated Solutions
Sector at SAIC) |
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Mr.
Jeffrey Smith (Senior Advisor on Science and Technology Policy
Issues, U.S. Senate; former Executive Assistant to the Director
of the Office of Science and Technology Policy) |
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Dr.
H. Guyford Stever (Pres. Ford's Science Advisor and Director
of the National Science Foundation under Pres. Nixon) |
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Dr.
Warren Washington (Head of the Climate Change Research Section
in the Climate and Global Dynamics Division at National Center for
Atmospheric Research, Chairman of the National Science Board) |
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Dr.
Robert White (Principal with Washington Advisory Group, former
President of the National Academy of Engineering) |
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Mr.
John Young (former President and Chief Executive Officer of
Hewlett-Packard, former co-chair of the Pres. Clinton’s Council
of Advisor on Science and Technology)
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