Interests - Decision making, science and technology policy, energy/environment/risk, science as a political phenomenon, knowledge utilization in politics.

Recent Publications

Woodhouse, Edward. “OVERCONSUMPTION AND ENGINEERING EDUCATION: CONFRONTING ENDLESS VARIETY AND UNLIMITED QUANTITY,” INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENGINEERING EDUCATION, VOL. 19, NUMBER 1, 2003, 124-131.

Woodhouse, Edward. “OVERCONSUMPTION AS AN ETHICAL CHALLENGE FOR ENGINEERING EDUCATION,” INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING EDUCATION VOL. 31, NUMBER 1, JANUARY 2003, 15-31 (WITH J.C. SWEARENGEN).

Woodhouse, Edward. “CHANGE OF STATE?: THE GREENING OF CHEMISTRY,” IN MONICA J. CASPER, ED., SYNTHETIC PLANET, NEW YORK: ROUTLEDGE, 2003, 177-193.

“DECISION MAKING, RATIONAL,” IN JACK RABIN, ED., ENCYCLOPEDIA OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND POLICY, NEW YORK: MARCEL DEKKER, 2003, 333-338.

Woodhouse, Edward. “SMALL IS POWERFUL” (NANOTECHNOLOGY), PP. 63-83 IN LIVING WITH THE GENIE: ESSAYS ON TECHNOLOGY AND THE QUEST FOR HUMAN MASTERY, ALAN LIGHTMAN, DANIEL SAREWITZ, AND CHRISTINA DESSER, EDS., WASHINGTON, D.C.: ISLAND PRESS, 2003 (WITH DANIEL SAREWITZ).