Mark Herrmann, Kelli Humbird, Chris Young, Brian Giera, Kim Budil and Ashley Bahney attended the Science and Technology in Society Forum in Kyoto, Japan. (Photo courtesy of Ashley Bahney/LLNL)
(Download Image)Young leaders learn from Nobel Laureates at Science and Technology in Society Forum
Early-career staff scientists Kelli Humbird, Chris Young and Brian Giera connected with Nobel Laureates and discussed important global issues ranging from AI to climate change at the 20th annual meeting of the Science and Technology in Society (STS) Forum in Kyoto, Japan.
Lab Director Kim Budil, Acting Chief of Staff Ashley Bahney and Strategic Deterrence Associate Director Mark Herrmann also attended the annual meeting in early October, along with nearly 1,000 scientists and leaders from across the world in the fields of politics, business and technology.
“It is an honor for representatives of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, especially our ‘young leaders,’ to participate in these important discussions about the impacts and implications of science and technology from a long-term perspective, looking far into the future,” Budil said. Read More...
