1. Science and Technology Issues for the 118th Congress
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Gottron, Frank, Gallo, Jason A., Benson, Lisa S., Blevins, Emily G., Bracmort, Kelsi, Brannon, Valerie C., Busch, Kristen E., Carter, Nicole T., Cho, Clare Y., Clark, Corrie E., Comay, Laura B., Cooper, Cheryl R., Elias, Bart, Finklea, Kristin, Jones, Angela C., Keating-Bitonti, Caitlin, Kuiken, Todd, Lawhorn, Julie M., Lawson, Ashley J., Leggett, Jane A., Levin, Adam G., Linebaugh, Chris D., Lipiec, Eva, Morgan, Daniel, Normand, Anna E., Parfomak, Paul W., Rachfal, Colby Leigh, Riddle, Anne A., Rowan, Linda R., Sarata, Amanda K., Sargent, John F., Jr., Sekar, Kavya, Su, Eva, Sutherland, Michael D., Sutter, Karen M., Sykes, Jay B., Tierno, Paul, Wilson, Jill H., and Zhu, Ling
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United States. Congress -- Powers and duties ,Medical research -- Evaluation -- Forecasts and trends ,Medicine, Experimental -- Evaluation -- Forecasts and trends ,Astronautics and state -- Evaluation -- Forecasts and trends ,Telecommunication policy -- Evaluation -- Forecasts and trends ,Environmental policy -- Evaluation -- Forecasts and trends ,Market trend/market analysis ,Government - Abstract
Updated April 6, 2023 The federal government supports scientific and technological advancement directly by funding and performing research and development and indirectly by creating and maintaining policies that encourage private [...]
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- 2023