64 results on '"Malakoff, David"'
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2. White House Asks Community To Oppose Earmark Projects
3. NIH Prays for Soft Landing After Its Doubling Ride Ends
4. First Bush Budget May Put Science on Diet
5. Clinton's Science Legacy: Ending on a High Note
6. NIH Gets $2.5 Billion More as Congress Wraps Up Budget
7. Moore Foundation Targets Science
8. Science Wins Out in Latest Budget
9. Research Gets Hefty Boost in 2001 Defense Budget
10. Will Livermore Laser Ever Burn Brightly?
11. Grants Kick Off Ambitious Count of All Ocean Life
12. DOE Set to Double Price of Troubled Laser Project
13. Information Technology Takes a Different Tack
14. Science Scope
15. Thanks to NIH, R&D Ends Up With 5% Boost
16. NIH Gets $17.9 Billion In Another Record Year
17. Congress Shrinks Lab Chiefs' Flexible Funds
18. Senate Tops House Panel In Raising NIH's Budget
19. A Less Powerful NIF Will Still Cost More
20. Rhetoric Meets Reality On the House Floor
21. Tax Cut Politics Could Swallow Research Gains
22. Outlook Improves for Research Funding
23. DOE Project Survives Close Call In Preliminary House Budget Vote
24. Gore Presents Plan to Spend $366 Million
25. Genomic, Nanotech Centers Open $200 Million Push by Harvard
26. Showdown expected in Congress
27. ITER tops DOE's list of next big science projects
28. U.S. biodefense boom: eight new study centers
29. U.S. defense labs brace for a blast from their bosses: Pentagon planners aim to close up to 25% of military facilities over the next 3 years. They are taking an especially hard look at the sprawling network of defense R&D labs. (Military Research)
30. Science agencies get most of what they want, finally. (2003 Budget)
31. Protecting the homeland sets tone for 2004 budget: defense leaps ahead of civilian research spending as President Bush proposes a record $123 billion science budget. (News Focus)
32. Hughes cuts researcher grants as endowment takes a hit. (Science Philanthropy)
33. Biomedicine gets record raise as Congress sets 2002 spending. (U.S. Budget)
34. Pathogen researchers get help from TIGR. (Functional Genomics)
35. Science office grows, nonproliferation stalls. (U.S. Department Of Energy)
36. Peer-review critic gets NIH 'rejects. (Science Policy)
37. Three spending bills bolster research: U.S. R&D budget
38. Scientists caught in U.S. crackdown on China.
39. Nanotech wins big
40. DOE gets slight increase
41. A plan to go where few have gone before
42. Heated debate ahead on U.S. energy agenda
43. New science chief wants ready-made technologies. (Homeland Security)
44. Competition heats up for underground U.S. lab. (Astrophysics)
45. GOP takes Senate, budget uncertain. (U.S. Science Policy)
46. Physical sciences need boost, advisory panel tells Bush. (U.S. Research Funding)
47. Spending triples on terrorism R&D. (U.S. Budget)
48. Computing, NSF to Get Top Billing in 2000 Budget
49. NIH Wins Big as Congress Lumps Together Eight Bills
50. A $100 Billion Orbiting Lab Takes Shape. What Will It Do?
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