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Critical Technologies Institute Annual 1995-1996 Report

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Christina Pitcher

Since its inception in 1992, the Critical Technologies Institute (CTI) mission has not changed. That mission is to help improve public policy that involves or affects science and technology by providing objective, independent research and analytic support to the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy and, through that office, to other federal agencies and organizations.

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Copyright: RAND Corporation
Availability: Web-Only
Document Number: AR-7005
Year: 1998
Series: Annual Reports

Foreword

Director's Foreword
Chapter I

Introduction
Chapter II

The Federal R&D Portfolio
Chapter III

Technology in Education and Training
Chapter IV

Environment and Health
Chapter V

Space and Aerospace Studies
Chapter VI

Information Infrastructure
Chapter VII

Tool Building and Outreach Activities
Chapter VIII

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