Jose Morachis's – June 2008 Archive (1)
Seven questions on science and technology policy
The Scientists and Engineers of America (SEA) and fourteen other science organizations have come together to ask the 2008 congressional candidates seven questions on science and technology policy. Together we represent millions of scientists, engineers, and citizens around the country.
The questions focus on the most pressing problems we face today-keeping America’s edge in innovation, climate change, science and… Continue
The questions focus on the most pressing problems we face today-keeping America’s edge in innovation, climate change, science and… Continue
Added by Jose Morachis on June 20, 2008 at 12:58am — No Comments
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