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Common Ground : climate special (A special report on Germany's environment) 스크랩

Common Ground : climate special (A special report on Germany's environment) on the occasion of The Fifth Conference of the Parties of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change Bonn, October 25-November 5, 1999 -Table of contents- Profile:the Climate Change Secretariat CLIMATE OF CHANGE BIG STORY : Germany's goals for Bonn's COP5 PRESERVATION THROUGH PROTECTION REGENERATIVE ENERGY SPECIAL GERMANY'S PEOPLE:WORKING TO PROTECT THE CLIMATE A CLIMATE IN CHANGE, COUNTRIES IN PERIL THE INFORMATION PAGE ***Key figure: One bike for every German capable of riding one: 65 million was the total number of bicycles owned in the country as of the end of 1998. This represented a year-to-year rise of 4%. What it means : there's one bike for every German willin and able to mount ti.....

1999-12-17

Euroabstracts Vol.36-5/98 스크랩

  • 김보영 김보영
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  • 과학기술과 인문사회

Euroabstracts is Published six times a year in English by the European Commission's Innovation Programme, under the responsibility of Edith Cresson, Member of the Commission responsible for Research, Innovation, Education, Training and Youth. [Contents] ㅇ Innovation - Innovationese without toil - Helping knowledge make the world go round - Riding the winds of change - Talking our way out of crisis - Strategies for fulfilling eastern promise ㅇ Feature - Opening Pandora's letterbox - making money on the web ㅇ Information and Communication Technologies - Push-me-pull-you: is do little the best approach? - Is there intelligent life in the universe? Try the telephone - Extracting needles from haystacks ㅇ Energy, environment and sustainable development - Return to Eden - But from where I stand... - To our children's children's children ㅇ Production/Transport - Oil and troubled waters ㅇ Life Sciences and Technologies - Hidden Killers

1999-12-17

1998 ANNUAL REPORT : CELBRATING A HISTORY OF SERVICE SCIENCE 스크랩

  • TIffany Ayers
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AAAS(AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE) was formed by 461 charter members to address science's needs with a unified voice and to serve as an alliance for progress. By gringing together scientists from a variety of disciplines, AAAS helped establish the scientific agenda that guided the country's economic and intellectual formation during the 19th century. In 1988, AAAS marked its sesquicentennial anniversary with a year of celebration, including special events at its annual meetin, a history exhibit at the association's headquaters, a series of essays in Science magazine, and a distinguished lecture series. All these events allowed AAAS not only a glimpse of the past, but also a look ahead to the future. CONTENTS -Introduction -Chairman's Statement -Executive Officer's Statement -Membership, Circulation, and Meeting -Science -Education and Human Resources -International Programs -Science and Policy -Project -Sections and divisions -Awards -Officers and Management -Board of Directors -Fellows -Affiliates -Financial Statement -ONline Resources

1999-12-17

INTERNATIONAL BENCHMARKING OF US MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING RESEARCH 스크랩

  • KATE KELLY
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  • 과학기술과 인문사회

INTERNATIONAL BENCHMARKING OF US MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING RESEARCH -Panel on International Benchmarking of US Materials Science and Engineering Research -Committee on Science, Engineering, and Public Policy -NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES/ NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ENGINEERING INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE -PREPUBLICATION COPY *******************************CONTENTS****************** EXECTUTIVE SUMMARY 1.BACKGROUD 2.INTODUCTION 3.DETERMINANTS OF SCIENTIFIC LEADERSHIP 4.BENCHMARKING RESULTS 5.PROJECTION OF LEADERSHIO DETERMINANTS 6.LIKELY FUTURE POSITIONS 7.SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 8.PEFERENCES 9.APPENDIX A:PANEL AND STAFF BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION 10.APPENDIX B:BENCHMARKING RESULTS TABLES 11.APPENDIX C:HOT TOPICS LIST PREFACE In 1993,the Committee on Science, Engineering, and Public Policy(COSEPUP) of the National Academy of Sciences, the National Academy of Engineering, and the Institute of Medicine issued the report Science, Technology, and the Federal Government:National Goals for a New Era. In that report, major fields of science so that it can quickly apply and extend advances in science wherever they occur. In addition, the report recommended that the United States maintain clear leadership in fields that are tired to national objectives, that capture the imagination of society, or that have multiplicative effect on other scientific advances. These recommendations were reiterated in another Academy report, To measure internation Leadership, the reports recommended the establishment of independent panels that would conduct comparative international assessments of scientific accomplishments of particular research fields. COSEPUP indicated that these panels should consist of researchers who work in the specific fields under review(both form the United States and abroad), people who work in closely related fields, and research users who follow the fields closely. To test the feasibility of that recommedation, COSEPUP is conducting experimental evaluations of three fields: mathematics, materials science, and engineering, and immunology. The panel for each field has been asked to address the following three questions: -What is the position of the United States in research in the field relative to that in order regions or countries: -What key factors infuluence relative US performance in the field? -On the basis of current trends in the US and abroad, what will be relative US position in the near term and the longer term? SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS The report summary and conclusions are provide below. Overall, the anlysis was limited by a paucity of field-specific and international data. Nontheless, the members of the Panel have confidence in the conclusions provided below 7.1.The United States is among the world's leaders in all subfields, and ti is the leader in some 7.2.The flexibility of the enterprise is as much a key indicator of leadershio as is the amount of funding 7.3.The innovation system is a major detemanats of US leadership 7.4.The United States enjoys strength through intellectual and human diversity 7.5.Shiftin federal and industry funding priorities, a potential reduction in access to foreign talent, and deterioatin materials research facilities could curtail US ability to capitalize on leadership opportunities.

1999-12-17

INTERNATIONAL BENCHMARKING OF US IMMUNOLOGY RESEARCH 스크랩

  • Kelly Huegel
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INTERNATIONAL BENCHMARKING OF US IMMUNOLOGY RESEARCH :Panel on International Benchmarking of US Immunology Research -Commisttee on Science, Engineering, and Public Policy NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES/ NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ENGINEERING/INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE PREPUBLICATION COPY National Academy Press Washington, DC 1999 The Committee on Science, Engineering, and Public Policy(COSEPUP)is a joint committee of NAS(National Academy of Sciences), NAE(National Academy of Engineering), and IOM(The Institute of Medicine). It includes members of the councils of all three bodies. PREFACE In 1993,the Committee on Science, Engineering, and Public Policy(COSEPUP) of the National Academy of Sciences, the National Academy of Engineering, and the Institute of Medicine issued the report Science, Technology, and the Federal Government:National Goals for a New Era. In that report, major fields of science so that it can quickly apply and extend advances in science wherever they occur. In addition, the report recommended that the United States maintain clear leadership in fields that are tired to national objectives, that capture the imagination of society, or that have multiplicative effect on other scientific advances. These recommendations were reiterated in another Academy report, To measure internation Leadership, the reports recommended the establishment of independent panels that would conduct comparative international assessments of scientific accomplishments of particular research fields. COSEPUP indicated that these panels should consist of researchers who work in the specific fields under review(both form the United States and abroad), people who work in closely related fields, and research users who follow the fields closely. To test the feasibility of that recommedation, COSEPUP is conducting experimental evaluations of three fields: mathematics, materials science, and engineering, and immunology. The panel for each field has been asked to address the following three questions: -What is the position of the United States in research in the field relative to that in order regions or countries: -What key factors infuluence relative US performance in the field? -On the basis of current trends in the US and abroad, what will be relative US position in the near term and the longer term? This document presents results of the third and final assessment, that of research in immunology. The panel concluded that the US is the world leader in immunology, and in its major subfields. ......................... -CONTENTS- 1.INTRODUCTION 2.BENCHMARKING RESULTS 3.KEY FACTORS 4.LIKELY FUTURE POSITION 5.SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 6.REFERENCES 7.APPENDIX:PANEL AND STAFF BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION -SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS- 5.1 The US is the world leader in all the major subfields of Immunology but is only among the world leaders in some specific Sub-Subfields 5.2 Flexibility to pursue original and innovative research idears has attracted both domestic and international human capital. Federal, State, and Private Funding have all contrubuted to a climate ripe for this innovative research. 5.3 Industrial interests have fastered many striking breakthroughs in immunology 5.4 A scarity of large-scale clinical trialx in immunology can be attributed to shortages of funding and of qualified personnel. In addition, increasing dominance of managed care means that fewer are available to academic institutions for clinical Trails 5.5 Shifting Federal and Industry Priorities. A Potential Reduction in access to domestic. And Foreign talent, and increasing cost of maintaining mouse facilities could US ability to capitalize on leadership opportunities.

1999-12-17

Research in Germany at a Glance 스크랩

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[Contents] - Interview with the Federal Minister of Education and Research, Ms Edelgard Bulmahn - Equal Opportunity and Responsibility in Education and Research - Annex: European Links to Research in Germany - CORDIS-German Points: Consulting agencies provided by the German Government for the European Research Framework Programme - German National Contact Points for the 5th European Research Framework Programme

1999-12-17

US Department of Transportation's Research and Development Plan - 1999.5 스크랩

  • DOT(Department of Transportation)
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  • 과학기술과 인문사회

1967년 DOT(Department of Transportation)의 설립이래로 다양한 기관이 부내 안밖에서 스스로의 필요에 따라 연구개발을 추진하였다. 따라서 유사한 목적의 중복투자와 관리의 혼선이 빚어졌다. 이와 관련하여 DOT는 최근에 프로젝트계획과 관리를 효율적으로 하기 위한 노력을 하고 있다. 1980년대부터 각각의 연구개발부서는 여러가지 연구개발활동에 대한 정보를 공유하기 위하여 모임을 갖고 19991년부터 서로간의 연구개발에 관한연보를 제공하기로 하는 Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act(ISTEA)를 결정하였다. 이 자료는 이러한 고속도로,철도, 버스, 항공, 수로,파이프 라인등에 관한 모든 운송에 대한 연구개발프로젝트에 관한 보고서이다. Contents 1.The National Transportation Systems 2.Strategic Goals and Transportation R&D 3.Partnership Initiatives and Technology Sharing 4.Enabling research 5.Measuring success 6.Implementation and Incentives

1999-12-16