'Strategic research' wins the day

Article Abstract:

The NSF has developed a new budget in keeping with a mandate from Congress. In 1993, the funding from NSF will be directed towards strategic research with about $100 million more than in 1992. These areas focus on national industrial and economic priorities.

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SSC deathwatch starts again

Article Abstract:

The House of Representatives may vote to discontinue the SSC project due to an increase in estimates of construction costs to over $11 billion and to lack of international involvement. Supporters are working to get the Senate to save the project.

Superconducting Super Collider

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NSF wins, NIH loses in Clinton's 1994 budget

Article Abstract:

Pres Clinton requested a 16% increase in the FY 1994 NSF budget but only a 3.3% increase for NIH. The request is not expected to get easy approval from Congress. Highlight of the NSF budget proposals are presented.

Clinton, Bill, United States. National Institutes of Health, Federal aid to research, Government aid to research

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