The ACS Committee on Science Presents
hemistry and the National Agenda: The Changing Dynamics of R&D Funding Sunday, April 2, 1995 Anaheim Marriott, Grand Ballroom F North Tower, Upper Level 8:55 AM
Henry Blount NSF
Opening Remarks
9:00 AM
Joe Bordogna NSF
Making Connections: Taking the Long View
9:30 AM
Joel Widder NSF
Changing Priorities for Federal Support: Accountability and the Investment of Public Funds
10:00 AM
George Whitesides Harvard Univ.
From Fundamental Science to Strategic Research
10:30 AM
Paul Anderson Dupont Merck
Partnerships for Productivity in a New Age
11:00 AM
Larry DuBois ARPA
11:30 AM
Ed Hayes Ohio State Univ.
The Advanced Research Projects Agency: A New Paradigm for Funding Chemical Research Enabling New Connections for Faculty Researchers
1:25 PM
Marge Cavanaugh NSF
Introductory Remarks
1:30 PM
Slayton Evans Univ. of North Carolina
Infrastructure Development in Times of Change
2:00 PM
Bob Lichter Dreyfus Foundation
Changing Role for Non-Federal Support Providers
2:30 PM
Jeff Schwartz Princeton Univ.
The Industrial -Academic Environment
3:00 PM
Ted Tabor Dow
Making Industrial Connections
3:30 PM
Janet Osteryoung NSF
Critical Connections to Other Disciplines
4:00 PM
Interactive Panel
Investigator Strategies for R&D Support in a New Era Joe Bordogna, Larry DuBois, Slayton Evans, Ed Hayes, Janet Osteryoung, Jeff Schwartz, Ted Tabor, George Whitesides (Moderator)
4:45 PM
Making Connections
Social Hour Sponsored by the Committee on Science
Cosponsored with the Divisions of Analytica
Inorganic, Organic, Physical, and Colloid and Surface Chemistry
