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Appendix K Examples of Peer Review Conducted at Federal R&D Organizations
Pages 73-77

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From page 73...
... , noting that relevance and quality are key assessment foci across these organizations.2 A 1999 report of the U.S. General Accounting Office summarizes the peer-review practices for the following organizations, noting the significant variance across the organizations with respect to the amount and type of peer review applied: ARS, Forest Service, NIST, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
From page 74...
... Both groups consider the impact of technical developments on the future of naval forces. For a detailed technical review of its technical base research programs, the Naval Research Laboratory establishes and manages its own peer review.
From page 75...
... The Department of Energy's NNSA contracts for LANL and LLNL explicitly call for regular peer review; Sandia's contract contains similar language. LANL and LLNL are operated by a consortium of the University of California and the Bechtel Corporation, with additional partners from the Babcock and Wilcox Company and the Washington International Group.
From page 76...
... Principal investigators receive the reports and must respond to panel critiques. Nuclear weapons-related peer review at Sandia includes three kinds of internal reviews: design, management, and internal peer review (members from entities other than the design team under review)
From page 77...
... TARA reviews are no longer conducted. Clearly there is no single, accepted best way to conduct peer review of federal S&T laboratories.


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