the New York Times / IAC / Motorola / Allocating Federal Funds / /
Continent
America / Africa / /
Country
Netherlands / United States / India / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
Institute of Medicine / Lawrence Hall of Science / /
IndustryTerm
telecommunications technologies / Internet privacy / technology capacities / Internet feedback / expert systems / weather Web site / energy policies / electronic communications / second customer network / select / toxic chemicals / wireless Internet network / telecommunications revolution / Web resources / school systems / vigorous education research networks / /
Organization
National Research Council / Academy China India United States Brazil Russia Japan Mexico Germany United Kingdom France South Africa Malaysia Sweden Israel Third World Academy of Sciences Population / Academy of Sciences Presented / U.S. government / Institute of Medicine / office of Management and Budget / National Academy of Sciences / Indian National Science Academy / California Council on Science and Technology / InterAcademy Council / U.S. Department of Education / Congress / World Bank / federal government / Nuclear Regulatory Commission / National Science Resources Center / United Nations / National Academy of Engineering / Press committee / American Association for the Advancement of Science / Teachers of Science / Mathematics / and Technology / Smithsonian Institution / United States Navy / Mexican government / M.S. Swaminathan Foundation / International Council for Science / /
Person
Edward Bales / Bruce Alberts / Goverdhan Mehta / John Glenn / Bush / Robert Galvin / /
Position
experienced governor / President / scientist / secretary of state / engineer / teacher / leader / /
EXPANDING THE INSTITUTIONS OF SCIENCE A Speech by Bruce Alberts, President National Academy of Sciences Presented at the Academy’s 138th Annual Meeting April 30, 2001