National critical technologies report.

  • Office of Science and Technology Policy
Date:
1995
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Credit: National critical technologies report. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ___ Research and Development (R&D) Priorities Goal areas Priorities for research and development 1. A Healthy, Educated ¢ Biomedical research, health promotion and disease and injury Citizenry prevention research Food production, safety and security research Health systems and services research Basic research on learning and cognitive processes New models to evaluate learning productivity Technology development for high-quality, affordable learning tools ¢ Demonstration of innovative technology and networking applications e Systemic mathematics and science education curricular reform eeeoeee® 2. Job Creation and Economic © Industry-initiated competitive cost-shared R&D partnerships Growth ; The Partnership for a New Generation of Vehicles The National Electronics Manufacturing Initiative Construction and building Manufacturing infrastructure Materials technology Biotechnologies Transportation system assessment Physical infrastructure for transportation Information infrastructure for transportation Aeronautics Energy Production and utilization technologies Space launch 3. World Leadership in Strengthening fundamental science Science, Mathematics and ¢ Human resources policy for science and technology Engineering e Strengthening U.S. S&T capacity through physical infrastructure Scientific basis for integrated ecosystem management Socioeconomic dimensions of environmental change Development of science policy tools Observations, and information and data management Environmental technologies 4. Improved Environmental Quality 5. Harnessing Information Technology Computing systems Networking and communications Software, algorithms and basic research Information infrastructure services Human-computer interaction Computing and communications applications 6. Enhanced National e Support our military strategy Security ¢ S&T applications to new post-cold-war missions /___* Weapons of mass destruction