2018-2020 Assessment of the Army Research Office (2021) / Chapter Skim
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6 Introduction
6 Introduction
Pages 51-54
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The panel's review was guided by the following statement of task provided by the National Academies: An ad hoc committee to be named the Panel on Review of Extramural Basic Research at the Army Research Laboratory, to be overseen by the Laboratory Assessments Board (LAB) of the Division on Engineering and Physical Sciences, will be appointed to provide annual assessments of the Army Research Office (ARO)
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The panel members prepared written summaries of their findings, conclusions, and recommendations, which were iteratively reviewed by the panel and formed the basis for the draft report that was subsequently developed under the guidance of the National Academies Army Research Laboratory Technical Assessment Board (ARLTAB) , which focused particularly on the panel's approach to the 2 Army Research Laboratory, Army Research Office, http://www.arl.army.mil/www/default.cfm?
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The panel's goal was to provide an overall impression of the ARO programs in physical sciences while preserving useful mention of suggestions specific to programs that the panel considered to be of special note within the set of those examined. Therefore, the panel strove to identify and report salient examples that supported discussion of accomplishments and opportunities for further improvement with respect to the PSD's programs.
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Organizational changes: The ARO organizational structure is not subject to the assessment. Employee morale or motivation: The assessment panel does not conduct scientific surveys nor analyze the data required to assess morale, and is not asked to do so.
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