Future R&D Environments: A Report for the National Institute of Standards and Technology

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3	CONTEXTUAL FACTORS	33
	Evolution of the U.S. Innovation System,	33
	Organization of Research,	36
	People,	41
	Patterns of Investment,	43
	Public Policy Issues,	45
4	PULL FACTORS	49
	International Challenges,	50
	Antiterrorism,	50
	Globalization,	51
	Biological Science and Engineering,	52
	Computer and Information Science and Technology,	54
	Environmental Issues,	57
	International Security and the Global Economy,	59
5	CONCLUSIONS	63
	APPENDIXES
A	Biographical Sketches of Committee Members	71
B	Workshop Agenda	75
C	Workshop Participants	77
D	Workshop Summary	80
E	Recent Reports on Future Trends in Science and Technology Michael McGeary	100
F	Trends in the Economy and Industrial Strength Kevin Finneran	129
G	Innovation’s Quickenng Pace: Summary and Extrapolation of Frontiers of Science/ Frontiers of Engineering Papers and Presentations James Schultz	143
H	Trends in Science and Technology Patrick Young	167
I	Trends in Industrial R&D Management and Organization Alden S. Bean	199

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