University research and government support

JAN 01, 1954

The following paper is based on Dr. Berkner’s remarks at the Seventh Annual Conference on the Administration of Research, University of California, Berkeley. September 2, 1953.

DOI: 10.1063/1.3061484

Lloyd V. Berkner

We have been considering the broad questions of the need for research and its effective utilization in terms of industry, the universities, and the Federal Government. Now we come to the all‐important question of who is to foot the bill and why.

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