Nancy Pelosi plugs science infrastructure
In a Morning Edition interview today, Nancy Pelosi defined infrastructure investment in the 21st century as being composed of "science, science, science and science." What a wonderful thing to hear from the Congress. Roads and bridges are good, but investment in science, technology, and the infrastructure that supports it will do a great deal to help the U.S. economy.
Labels: Congress, infrastructure, Nancy Pelosi, science, technology
posted by Caroline at
7:49 AM
1 Comments:
Dear Caroline:
I just found your blog. Looks nice; needs a new post or two. My blog on international S&T policy is at http://wtec.org/headlines Don't get discouraged by lack of comments; if you look at the web logs for your host you will see lots of hits.
I just listened to your interview at the Canadian conference in October, while looking at the proceedings. It sounded like a great event. Can you get your buddies at OSTP to fund something like this at GWU? The new Obama plan needs a lot of work on implementation to avoid the flop of the EU's 3% goal.
BTW: thanks for citing my American Paradox paper in your Informatics paper.
Duane Shelton
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