About this episode

This episode discusses how science and engineering influence public policy in Connecticut through the CASE Technical Boards.

How do science and engineering shape public policy in Connecticut? This episode explores the CASE Technical Boards, a trusted, nonpartisan resource linking science and engineering to state decision-making. Host Tanimu Deleon is joined by Dr. Kenneth Rosen, Director of the CASE Technical Boards, and Anthony Camilliere, CASE’s liaison to state government, to discuss how technical expertise informs smarter policy and why it’s important.

People in this episode

Host: Tanimu Deleon

Guests: Dr. Kenneth Rosen, Anthony Camilliere

Topics covered

• public policy
• science
• engineering
• technical expertise
• state decision-making

Keywords

• public policy
• science
• engineering
• technical expertise
• Connecticut
• CASE Technical Boards

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: CASE Technical Boards, Connecticut Academy of Science and Engineering

Places: Connecticut

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