Applied Science Restricted In Germany.

The article offers information on the restriction of applied science in Germany. On April 28, 1946, the Allied Control Council approved a legislation providing for a continuing and rigid control of scientific research in this country. The study of applied nuclear physics is one of the subjects disallowed to all and any Germans. Also outlawed are research in applied aerodynamics, rocket propulsion, gas turbine engines, and the remote control of aircraft. The law encompasses all universities and colleges, technical high schools, and Kaiser Wilhelm institutes.