AAAS REPORT XXVIII RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FY 2004 Intersociety Working Group American Association for the Advancement of Science 2003

CONTENTS (click on the logo to view or download in PDF; click on the hyperlink to view in HTML; all tables are in PDF format only)
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		Title Page and Ordering Information
		List of Tables (Tables available in PDF format)
		Preface
		Committee on Science, Engineering and Public Policy
		General Notes
		Part I Overview
		Highlights
1.		An Introduction to R&D in the FY 2004 Budget Albert H. Teich and Kei Koizumi, AAAS
2.		Political and Policy Context for the FY 2004 Budget Paul W. Turner, AAAS
3.		R&D Trends and Special Analyses (R&D by Function; Character of Work; Outyear Projections to FY 2008; FS&T Budget) Kei Koizumi, AAAS
4.		R&D and Innovation in Industry F.M. Ross Armbrecht, Jr., IRI
5.		Education and Human Resources in the FY 2004 Budget Jolene Kay Jesse, AAAS
		Overview Tables
		Part II Agency R&D Budgets
6.		R&D in the FY 2004 Department of Defense Budget Kei Koizumi, AAAS
7.		National Science Foundation in the FY 2004 Budget Tobin L. Smith, AAU
8.		National Institutes of Health in the FY 2004 Budget Jonathan Fishburn, AAMC
9.		The Department of Energy in the FY 2004 Budget Michael S. Lubell, APS
10.		NASA R&D in the FY 2004 Budget Michael Beavin, AIAA
11.		R&D in the Department of Agriculture Elizabeth Allred and Mortimer Neufville, NASULGC
12.		R&D in the Department of Homeland Security Kei Koizumi, Joanne Carney, and David Cooper, AAAS
13.		R&D in Selected Agencies (Commerce, Interior, DOT, EPA, Education, Smithsonian) Paul W. Turner, AAAS
		Agency Tables
		Part III Disciplinary Analyses
14.		Physics in the FY 2004 Budget Richard M. Jones and Audrey T. Leath, AIP
15.		Astronomy in the FY 2004 Budget Kevin B. Marvel and Nadia Afrin, AAS
16.		Atmospheric Sciences and Climate Change Programs in the FY 2004 Budget Eugene W. Bierly and H. Frank Eden, AGU
17.		Ocean Sciences in the FY 2004 Budget Jennie Kopelson, CORE
18.		Earth Sciences in the FY 2004 Budget Margaret A. Baker and David Applegate, AGI
19.		Biological and Ecological Sciences in the FY 2004 Budget Nadine Lymn, ESA; and Adrienne Froelich, AIBS
20.		Chemical Sciences in the FY 2004 Budget Laura M. Gerum, Anthony Pitagno, Bradley R. Smith, and Caroline Trupp Gil, ACS
21.		Behavioral and Social Science Research in the Administration's FY 2004 Budget Patricia Kobor, APA; Angela Sharpe and Howard Silver, COSSA; and Sandi Wurtz, AERA
22.		Federal Statistics in the FY 2004 Budget Edward J. Spar, COPAFS
23.		Mathematical Sciences in the FY 2004 Budget Samuel M. Rankin III, AMS
24.		Computing Research in the FY 2004 Budget Request Peter Harsha, CRA
25.		National Nanotechnology Investment in the FY 2004 Budget Request M.C. Roco, ASME International
26.		Electrotechnology-Related Research in the FY 2004 Budget Ron Hira, Russell Lefevre, Bill Williams and Chris Brantley, IEEE
27.		Mechanical Engineering in the FY 2004 Budget Michael Reischman, ASME International
		Appendix 1: Methodology and Data Sources
		Appendix 2: Definitions
		Appendix 3: Related Publications
		Intersociety Working Group Directory (with hyperlinks)

The AAAS Board of Directors, in accordance with Association policy, has approved the publication of this work as a contribution to the understanding of an important area. Any interpretations and conclusions are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent views of the Board or the Council of the Association.

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