Research and Planning
Research and Planning
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研究与规划
DOI:
10.1126/science.177.4049.565
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发表时间:
1972
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影响因子:
64.8
通讯作者:
D. Stetten
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作者:
D. Stetten
THE planning of research in Great Britain and the efficient utilization of the scientific resources of the country have come increasingly to the forefront in recent months. The contribution of science to the war effort was the subject of comment by the Minister of Production in recent speeches, and Government provision for research was discussed in the House of Lords on July 15 and 20 (see NATURE, July 31, p. 129). On June 1, Sir Stafford Cripps made an important statement to the Parliamentary and Scientific Committee on “Future Requirements of Research and Technical Development in Great Britain and Supply of the Necessary Personnel”, and that Committee has submitted a memorandum on scientific staffs to the Departmental Committee on the Training of Civil Servants. The Parliamentary and Scientific Committee has also prepared an important report on Coal Utilization Research and the National Economy, and a deputation from the Committee on this question was received by the Lord President of the Council on June 29. A research sub-committee of the Committee on Post-War Planning of the Institution of Electrical Engineers has issued a report on the organization of post-war electrical research, in which the formation of a British Electrical Research Board is proposed as an instrument to secure the maximum progress in the application of scientific research within the electrical industry in Great Britain.