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Phase Transition in Korea-U.S. Science and Technology Relations — Jan 1, 2003

The United States and Korea have made significant commitments to bilateral science and technology cooperation. The result has been a strong relationship, one that has helped Korea emerge into a group of scientifically advanced countries. The new status of Korea, as well as the changing nature of global science, mandates a new look at the bilateral S&T relationship. A move towards a more balanced relationship, and one that includes…

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Anne Boustead

Assistant Policy Analyst
B.A. in physics, University of Chicago; J.D., Fordham University School of Law

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James Derbyshire

Senior Analyst
Ph.D. in innovation policy, University of Liverpool; M.B.A., Durham University Business School; B.A. (Hons) in history, University of Liverpool

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Kristy N. Kamarck

Senior Research Manager
M.P.A. in public policy/admin/analysis, London School of Economics; B.S. in economics, U.S. Naval Academy

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Lisa Klautzer

Assistant Policy Analyst
M.Phil. (Ph.D. candidate) in policy analysis, Pardee RAND Graduate School; Mag.Iur. in law, Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz

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Youngbok Ryu

Assistant Policy Analyst
M.S. in management, Georgia Institute of Technology; M.S. in science, technology, and environmental policy, University of Minnesota; B.A. in economics, Korea National Open University; B.S. in civil and environmental engineering, Korea University

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Kay Sullivan

Assistant Policy Analyst
Ph.D. candidate in policy analysis, Pardee RAND Graduate School; M.S. in aero/astro engineering, MIT; B.S. in aero/astro engineering, MIT

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Amanda Watt

Research Manager
M.P.H. in public health, University of Auckland; B.C. in international business, University of Auckland; B.S. in environmental science, University of Auckland

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