Small Water Supply Systems / Frank Press / the New York Times / AT&T / Burrough Wellcome Co. / Edward E. David Inc. / Allocating Federal Funds / /
Continent
America / /
Country
Japan / United States / /
Facility
Stanford University / Massachusetts Institute of Technology Joan A. / University of California at Berkeley / Institute of Medicine / Academy complex / Princeton’s Institute / University of Texas / Massachusetts Institute of Technology Robert M. Solow / National Cancer Institute / Missouri Botanical Garden / /
IndustryTerm
Internet access / transportation / technology advances / technology fields / technology research / energy / electronic communications / technology enterprise / electronic site / school systems / online career advice / federal high-performance computing program / political systems / /
Organization
University of California / National Research Council / International Revenue Service / Improving Service of Small Water Supply Systems / Supreme Court / Commission on Behavioral and Social Sciences / U.S. government / Princeton’s Institute for Advanced Study / Council of Economic Advisors / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / Computer Science and Telecommunications Board / Your Council / Water Board / American Academy of Arts and Sciences / Committee on Science / Engineering / and Public Policy / NAE / Board on Children / Mexican government / North Carolina State University / Southwestern Medical Center / University of Texas / National Cancer Institute / Harvard University / National Science Foundation / Academy of Sciences Presented / Institute of Medicine / Yale University School of Medicine Richard N. Zare / Grad School / Executive Committee / Institute of Technology I.M. / Water Science and Technology Board / National Academy of Sciences / Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching / Carnegie Institution of Washington Michael S. Brown / Congress / Telecommunications Board / office of Congressional and Governmental Affairs / Federal Government / office of News and Public Information / American Association for the Advancement of Science / Stanford University / Senate Appropriations Committee / Department of Health and Human Services / Report Review Committee / Center for Science / Mathematics / and Engineering Education / /
Person
Neal Lane / John E. Dowling / Bruce Alberts / Ernest Boyer / Walter Sullivan / Gore / F. Sherwood Rowland / Peter H. Raven / Phil Griffiths / Jacob Bronowski / Budget / Donald D. Brown / Washington Michael / Jack Halpern / Gertrude B. Elion / William F. Brinkman / Mildred S. Dresselhaus / Donald Kennedy / George Brown / Richard N. Zare / M. Alberts / Ellis B. Cowling / Dudley Herschbach / Rick Klausner / Mary-Lou Pardue / Youth / /
Position
chair International Affairs / President / Vice President / editor in chief / head / science editor / congressman / selected scientist / outside consultant / driver / president / ingly relevant / chair Scientific Programs / Home Secretary / Scientist / officer / civic scientist / Nobel laureate chemist / leader / director / articulate spokesman / chair / single scientist / late president / /
ProvinceOrState
California / Texas / Massachusetts / /
PublishedMedium
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences / the New York Times / the Public Understanding of Science / /
LOOKING INWARD - LOOKING OUTWARD: THE ACADEMY AFTER 133 YEARS A Speech by Bruce Alberts, President National Academy of Sciences Presented at the Academy’s 133rd Annual Meeting April 29, 1996