Group Travel Grant for NATO Advanced Study Institute on Science Policy, October, l989 in Pisa, Italy

这笔赠款将为国际旅行提供资金， 约20名美国参加北约高级 "稳定状态下的科学管理"研究所。"这位 支持将使美国科学领域的学者受益， 技术和社会研究以及美国科学政策分析家 和管理人员，通过让他们接触（1）旨在 介绍和增加每个小组的知识， （2）他们的工作，他们的工作， 在其他国家的同行。 该研究所将举行 1989年10月的头两个星期，在托斯卡纳的Il Ciocco。 它 包括三个组成部分，讲座，小组讨论， 围绕三个主题的研讨会：国家科学系统-如何 他们正在改变;研究的选择和管理 基础;以及科学方面的知识、技能和职业发展。 教师包括男性和女性谁是高度重视 来自美国和欧洲的学者和管理人员。 两者 教师的素质和程序的选择， 作为北约高级研究所， 它的质量。 选择美国收件人旅行的指南 补助金包括：需要;学术参与者之间的平衡， 在管理或政策职位上的人; 经验丰富的和初级研究人员，研究管理人员和政策 分析师;代表广泛的学科， 家庭组织、政府、工业和学术界 参与者 结果将包括一本书和评估报告 需要在这一领域开展进一步的培训和研究。 在 在过去的二十年里，科学研究和科学领域 政策已经发展并成为国际性的。 这笔赠款将 提供了交流的机会， 如果美国的研究人员和从业人员要继续留在 他们的前沿。 强烈推荐一个奖项。

This grant will provide funds for international travel for approximately 20 U.S. participants to attend the NATO Advanced Study Institute on "Managing Science in a Steady State." The support will benefit U.S. scholars in the field of science, technology and society studies and U.S. science policy analysts and managers, by exposing them to (1) a curriculum designed to introduce and augment the knowledge of each group with that of the other, and (2) their counterparts, and the work of their counterparts, in other countries. The Institute will be held the first two weeks of October 1989, at Il Ciocco, Tuscany. It includes three components, lectures, panel discussions, and seminars around three themes: national science systems - how they are changing; the selection and management of the research base; and knowledge, skill and career progression in science. The faculty includes men and women who are highly regarded scholars and administrators from the U.S. and Europe. Both the quality of the faculty and the selection of the program for inclusion as a NATO Advanced Institute provide assurance as to its quality. Guidelines for choosing U.S. recipients for travel grants include: need; balance between academic participants and those in management or policy positions; balance between experienced and junior researchers, research managers and policy analysts; representation of a wide range of academic disciplines, home organizations, and government, industry and academic participants. Results will include a book and evaluative reports on the need for further training and research in this field. In the last two decades, the fields of science studies and science policy have grown and become international. This grant will provide opportunities for the kind of exchanges that are essential if U.S. researchers and practitioners are to remain at their forefront. An award is highly recommended.