Commentary

• Top Ten Policies for the Innovative State (October 26, 2011)
  by Scott Doron, Director, Southern Technology Council
• A FRIGHT Full Year in Bioenergy (October 18, 2011)
  by Tim Hughes, SAFER Advisory Council Member and Director, Division of Biofuels, Kentucky Department for Energy Development and Independence
• Play Nice to Win - Maximizing Competitiveness through Collaboration (Summer 2011)
  by Ted Abernathy, Executive Director, Southern Growth Policies Board
• Understanding Innovation in the Energy Sector (July 12, 2011)
  by Sumesh Arora, Director, Strategic Biomass Solutions
• Forestry: Time to Take Major Steps toward Renewable Energy (April 20, 2011)
  by Nathan McClure, Registered Forester, Georgia Forestry Commission and SAFER Advisory Council
  Member
• Data Commentary – Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Program in the South (April 12, 2011)
  by Charity Pennock, Program Manager, Southern Growth Policies Board
• Creating Rural Jobs in the Bioeconomy (March 15, 2011)
  by Charity Pennock, Program Manager, Southern Growth Policies Board
• New Opportunities For Bio-Based Manufacturing (February 22, 2011)
  by Liam Leightley, Director, Institute of Advanced Learning and Research.
• Challenging Times for Southern Leaders – We All Need to Help (January 25, 2011)
  by Ted Abernathy, Executive Director, Southern Growth Policies Board
• The State of State Science & Technology (December 14, 2010)
  by Scott Doron, Director, Southern Technology Council
• Collaboration: Never Have We Needed It More (November 30, 2010)
  by Ted Abernathy, Executive Director, Southern Growth Policies Board
• Community Resiliency (November 2010)
  by Arthur A. Felts, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Political Science, College of Charleston and Research Associate, Community and Regional Resilience Institute; Susan Kammeraad- Campbell, Research Associate, Community and Regional Resilience Institute; and John Plodinec, Ph.D., Science Advisor, Savannah River National Laboratory and Associate Director for Community Resilience Benefits, Community and Regional Resilience Institute
• Manufacturing: The Misunderstood Industry (August 2010)
  by Scott Doron, Director, Southern Technology Council
• Basketball is Our Magnet: What’s Yours? (July 2010)
  by Bill Ivey, Partner & Director of Business Development, TechKnowledge Birmingham
• Investing in the South’s Nanotech Future (June 2010)
  by John Hardin, Ph.D., Executive Director
  Sharlini Sankaran, Ph.D., Assistant Director
  Office of Science and Technology, North Carolina Department of Commerce
• The South Can Grab the Auto Industry’s Future (May 2010)
  by Lindsay Chappell, Mid-South Bureau Chief for Automotive News
• Structural, Spatial and Individual Challenges of Economic Recovery (March 2010)
  by Ted Abernathy, Executive Director, Southern Growth Policies Board