New Programs
DEC 01, 1961
DOI: 10.1063/1.3057302
A Science Resources Planning Office has recently been established by the National Science Foundation to coordinate studies of the nation’s future resources and needs for scientific research and education. The office will be headed by Richard H. Bolt, who has also been appointed by the Foundation to the newly created position of associate director for planning. Dr. Bolt has been on leave from his post as professor of acoustics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology during the past two years while serving as NSF’s associate director for research.
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