Daniel Sarewitz is affiliated with Arizona State University in the United States. Their research encompasses multiple interdisciplinary topics, focusing primarily on science policy, technology assessment, and the social dimensions of scientific knowledge. The scholar's work addresses complex issues at the intersection of science, society, and governance.
The following are recent papers authored or co-authored by Daniel Sarewitz:
Frequent co-authors of Daniel Sarewitz include:
They have published in a range of venues, including:
Daniel Sarewitz's work spans several subfields of study, among which are:
The main research topics covered by their work include:
In recognition of their contributions to science, Daniel Sarewitz was named a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) in 2006.
Daniel Sarewitz
David H. Guston;Daniel Sarewitz
Daniel Sarewitz;Roger A. Pielke
Thaddeus R. Miller;Arnim Wiek;Daniel Sarewitz;John Robinson
Roger Pielke;Gwyn Prins;Steve Rayner;Daniel Sarewitz
Christopher P. Weaver;Robert J. Lempert;Casey Brown;John A Hall
Andrea Saltelli;Gabriele Bammer;Isabelle Bruno;Erica Charters
Daniel Sarewitz;Roger Pielke;Mojdeh Keykhah
Barry Bozeman;Daniel Sarewitz
Daniel R. Sarewitz
Robert Lempert;Nebojsa Nakicenovic;Daniel Sarewitz;Michael Schlesinger
Robert J. Lempert;Nebojsa Nakicenovic;Daniel R Sarewitz;Michael E. Schlesinger
Daniel Sarewitz;Roger A. Pielke;Radford Byerly
Gwyn Prins;Isabel Galiana;Christopher Green;Reiner Grundmann
Barry Bozeman;Daniel Sarewitz
Daniel Sarewitz
Daniel Sarewitz;Roger Pielke
Daniel R. Sarewitz
Elizabeth C. McNie;Elizabeth C. McNie;Adam Parris;Daniel Sarewitz
Daniel Sarewitz;Richard Nelson
Christopher P. Weaver;Robert J. Lempert;Casey Brown;John A. Hall
Roger Pielke Jr;Gwyn Prins;Steve Rayner;Daniel Sarewitz
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