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National Security and Homeland Defense: Challenges for the Chemical Sciences in the 21st Century (2003)
Board on Chemical Sciences and Technology (BCST)

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Page 47 A Statement of Task The National Security and Homeland Defense Workshop is one of six workshops held as part of “Challenges for the Chemical Sciences in the 21st Century.” The workshop topics reflect areas of societal need—materials and manufacturing, energy and transportation, national security and homeland defense, public health, information and communications, and environment. The charge for each workshop was to address the four themes of discovery, interfaces, challenges, and infrastructure as they relate to the workshop topic: Discovery—major discoveries or advances in the chemical sciences during the past several decades. Interfaces—interfaces that exist between chemistry/chemical engineering and such areas as biology, environmental science, materials science, medicine, and physics. Challenges—the grand challenges that exist in the chemical sciences today. Infrastructure—infrastructure that will be required to allow the potential of future advances in the chemical sciences to be realized.

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