08.03

Thank you, time has elapsed. It was a great and productive discussion. Some key points of takeaway

• TTH is a forum for exploration of interdisciplinary issues
• TTH is a way for us to connect science and laymen
• TTH is a way for us to create awareness of the the way in which disparate issues connect

Thanks!

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08.01

How will many of us use the TTH in our future lives?

• Involved in the research side of things
• Involved in the policy side of things – TTH is the only thing that really exists to talk about policy side of issues

More and more fields are about policy experience, and applications.

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07.59

Issues come out of people studying science in society…time is focused on subtle and small issues; fixing calendar issues, etc.

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07.57

TTH is great because it lets students explore their opinions, and commit to a major that will encompass their interests.

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07.56

We shouldn’t need translators between science and policy. Explain work to the regular person, so that they can be empowered to make decisions for themselves.

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07.55

High appreciation for TTH, pushes that towards something that everyone understands. Science, political science, economics etc.

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07.54

Jacob Parzen, SEE: Science vs. Laymen – TTH is a compromise between those two parties. There is a fundamental disparity there, to connect everyone together.  Against the idea that TTH is on the side of “can I publish my research” that compromises the essence of any good article. You need to make things palatable for the broad audience.

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07.52

Understanding how things fit together is absolutely valuable. Fuse it, create it and do it.

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07.50

TTH raises awareness of the fact that the world and its disciplines is converging.

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07.47

The process for understanding TTH

1) Interest and definition

2) How I explore this topic (e.g., as a staff writer, editor, science policy guru, etc?)

3) That’s it. Produce.

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07.46

At first glance that it seems that TTH is just another one of the many extra-curriculars that we do, but TTH is totally different.

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07.44

Bharat’s Brand Statement: TTH is an opportunity to address issues that you would otherwise not be able to address.  Not just about research, TTH will force you to interrogate the “so what” element of the things that you are working on. It is great that people have the opportunity to do research…but there is very little opportunity to address the same science in a public sector.

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07.42

Jen’s Brand Statement: International non-profit that focuses on issues at the intersection of science, society and law, and TTH does this through electronic publishing, print journal and science policy.

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07.41

Julia: TTH can publish external articles and internal articles that allows us to do several things concurrently. Science in society is a very unbounded issue, and this gives TTH a leg up on what we can and can’t do. Science is more than just changing science and society, about changing society itself. Choose to have the journal, online and science policy, you can do different things different times.

One forum you target specific audiences, others you target others.  You get a truly global forum…we don’t have to make a choice necessarily

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07.37

We have to be clear about…how does interest in science affect society at large. Not something that is already being handled in the world.

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07.36

How does a student decide how to practically use those interests? What’s going ot happen, and how can they decide how to do this?

Students will say….

Can I publish my research in TTH? The answer is, quite frankly, No!There is already a strong forum for student research and students take those opportunity to publish in these intense settings.

We want to address something that students didn’t already have access to.

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07.33

Julia, former TTH CEO: USA has some of the best secondary education institutes in the world. But it is important to understand why organizations like TTH exist, and there is a reason why people are drawn to them. Who those students are, is a key aspect of this

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07.32

Jen – we have FOUR products, the fourth one being our students contributing to society. This is what the AAAS panel was all about. How can student contribute to science in society

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07.31

We have A LOT of bio majors. They have dual majors in economics, and other social sciences.

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07.30

At U of C, we advertise specifically to students who are interested in MD/MBA, MD/MPH, etc. Those who have an interest in adding to their skill set, repertoirse

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07.29

We do have competition. Journal of Young Investigators, which allows people to be published at a very young age. It addresses issues on the social side of things, it is geared toward students who are heavily bio/economics majors.  We get less studetns that are not the research focused side of students.

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07.27

At GWU, we try to pursue students who are Poli. Sci, IR, etc.

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07.26

Why don’t we look towards other majors, political science, communications etc.

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07.25

Who should we target when recruiting students? We need people who want to help the organization.

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07.24

GA Tech is going to try and make a push for recruiting a bunch of non premed students of biomedical engineers

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07.23

Prelaw, premed. Bio majors. Seems to be groups that you feel are most vulnerable to the allure of prestige etc.

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07.22

Question: Who do you invite to come and work for the journal and organization as a whole?

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07.21

Bharat — defining TTH is about pushing towards the other elements of the issues, such as the business and policy side of the game

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07.20

At Georgia Tech, people find an outlet for writing in the Triple Helix, something that hasn’t traditionally been provided

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07.18

The future of the organization is bound to expand to a lot of other products. Important to distinguish the organization from a lot of other publications.

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07.17

CEO Bharat, asks who defines the organization as an “international journal” only? Seems to be a problem, and people are stuck in the shadow of what has been the forefront of the print journal

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07.16

Answer 2: International publication, not just about science, but also about other disciplines such as social science etc. Alumni go to top medical schools and law schools, leaders in their field

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07.15

Answer 1 – Describing TTH as an international publishing group at Georgia Tech. Includes 30 of the most prestigious universities in the world.

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07.14

Question: What do you think TTH is and how do you define it for the public?

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07.13

Jen introduced the subject, and told us the purpose of the organization

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07.13

Hey Everyone, welcome to The Triple Helix 2011 Annual Conference Live blog, Jennifer Ong, COO NA is presenting on the way in which we brand the TTH and present it

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