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522 related items for PubMed ID: 15286332

  • 1. U.S. science budget. Caught in a squeeze between tax cuts and military spending.
    Mervis J.
    Science; 2004 Jul 30; 305(5684):587. PubMed ID: 15286332
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  • 2. U.S. science budget. Science agencies caught in postelection spending squeeze.
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  • 8. U.S. budget. Democratic Congress begins to put its stamp on science.
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  • 9. President Bush proposes FY 2004 spending plan.
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  • 10. Science policy. A budget with big winners and losers.
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  • 12. Main agencies hang on to funds in skimpy US science budget.
    Brumfiel G.
    Nature; 2005 Feb 10; 433(7026):559-60. PubMed ID: 15703709
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  • 13. U.S. science funding. Research catches a break in catch-all spending bill.
    Mervis J, Lawler A, Kaiser J.
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  • 15. U.S. budget. Spending triples on terrorism R&D.
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    Science; 2002 Jan 11; 295(5553):254. PubMed ID: 11786619
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  • 17. US budget yields scant research rises.
    Brumfiel G, Reichhardt T.
    Nature; 2005 Nov 17; 438(7066):264-5. PubMed ID: 16292270
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  • 18. U.S. research funding. Science adviser says that pruning is the key to a healthy budget.
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  • 19. U.S. science policy. Meet two new science spending cardinals in Congress.
    Mervis J.
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    Brumfiel G.
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