Much / Strategic Education Research Partnership / Intel / /
Continent
Africa / Europe / /
Country
Sweden / South Africa / Chile / France / Pakistan / Uganda / United States / Nigeria / China / India / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Institute of Medicine / Marian Koshland Science Museum / University of California / /
IndustryTerm
transportation efforts / machinery / simplistic solutions / technology classroom teachers / nuclear technology / energy / technology appointments / technology enterprise / education systems / collaborative networks / school systems / /
Organization
Academy of Sciences Presented / U.S. government / Institute of Medicine / Teacher Advisory Council / Keck Center of the National Academies / National Academy of Sciences / Gates Foundation / California Council on Science and Technology / InterAcademy Council / Congress / Russian Academy of Sciences / federal government / National Science Resources Center / National Academy of Engineering / American Association for the Advancement of Science / Smithsonian Institution / Transportation Research Board / University of California / San Francisco / National Association of Academies of Science / /
Person
David Hamburg / Bruce Alberts / Ralph Cicerone / Daniel Boorstin / John Dewey / Bill Wulf / Harvey Fineberg / Nehru / Nobelist Carl Wieman / Georges Charpak / Christine Mirzayan / Craig Barrett / Tom Cech / John Porter / Carlton Stoiber / Betty / /
Position
Prime Minister / President / working scientist / scientist / teacher / Governor / chair / Porter / /
SUMMING UP: CREATING A SCIENTIFIC TEMPER FOR THE WORLD A Speech by Bruce Alberts, President National Academy of Sciences Presented at the Academy’s 142nd Annual Meeting May 2, 2005