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Table of Contents
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
CTI Publications
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