Science and Technology Issues in the 117th Congress

Authors :: Gottron, Frank
Humphreys, Brian E.
Bodie, Agata
Bracmort, Kelsi
Brannon, Valerie C.
Campbell, Richard J.
Carter, Nicole T.
Cho, Clare Y.
Harris, Laurie A.
Hickey, Kevin J.
Holt, Mark
Humphreys, Elena H.
Jaikaran, Chris
Jones, Angela C.
Lattanzio, Richard K.
Lawson, Ashley J.
Clark, Corrie E.
Comay, Laura B.
Croft, Genevieve K.
Diaz, Melissa N.
Fefer, Rachel F.
Figliola, Patricia Moloney
Finklea, Kristin
Gallagher, Jill C.
Gallo, Jason A.
Gallo, Marcy E.
Gatz, Laura
Green, Victoria R.
Greene, Joel L.
Guenther, Gary
Leggett, Jane A.
Lipiec, Eva
Morgan, Daniel
Normand, Anna E.
Parfomak, Paul W.
Rachfal, Colby Leigh
Ratner, Michael
Richards, Kevin T.
Sarata, Amanda K.
Sargent, John F., Jr.
Sekar, Kavya
Sutherland, Michael D.
Sutter, Karen M.
Wilson, Jill H.
Source :: Congressional Research Service (CRS) Reports and Issue Briefs. May, 2021
Publication Year :: 2021
Abstract: May 5, 2021 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 sector [...]

Subjects :: United States. Congress -- Powers and duties
Science and state -- Evaluation
Industrial research -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Government finance
Technology and state -- Evaluation
Research and development
Government regulation
Government

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