Sentences with phrase «science budget request»

► The science budget request from Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is good news for clean water, biotechnology, and higher education, but it looks like the physical sciences will take a huge hit.

The Obama administration's science budget request for FY 2017 looks very different depending on whether the new mandatory proposals are included or excluded, Hourihan and Parkes find.

Walker's proposal would ax or redirect more than 34 % of NASA's $ 5.2 billion 2017 science budget request, and almost 10 % of its $ 18 billion overall budget request.

In fact, Walker's proposal would ax or redirect more than 34 % of NASA's $ 5.2 billion 2017 science budget request, and almost 10 % of its $ 18 billion overall budget request.

Not exact matches

Additionally, some charts below rely on data collected by the National Science Foundation's National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics, and from the historical tables provided by the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB), via the President's budget reBudget (OMB), via the President's budget rebudget request.

Science and technology programs across these bills — which cover the Departments of Energy, Defense, and Veterans Affairs — fare far better than they would have under the White House budget request, but many programs are still lined up for some reduction, even after several floor amendments added some science and technology funding to different corners of thScience and technology programs across these bills — which cover the Departments of Energy, Defense, and Veterans Affairs — fare far better than they would have under the White House budget request, but many programs are still lined up for some reduction, even after several floor amendments added some science and technology funding to different corners of thscience and technology funding to different corners of the bill.

Chapter 15: National Science Foundation Support for the Mathematical Sciences in the FY 2017 Budget Request

Chapter 15: National Science Foundation Support for the Mathematical Sciences in the FY 2017 Budget Request Samuel M. Rankin III, AMS

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The Trump Administration Squeezes Energy Technology Programs, Basic Science at NSF, NASA Gets A Mixed Bag In Budget Request

As mentioned in yesterday's quick summary, the Trump Administration's full budget request is seeking historically large cutbacks in federal science and technology programs, particularly to basic and applied research (see table at right; updated on June 6 with additional agency data).

HRSA denied a request from Science to interview the current head of the national program, but issued a statement in response to questions about the impact budget cuts might have on research.

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Many U.S. science agencies would have to make do with less under the president's 2006 budget request, which aims to cut the deficit, boost military and antiterrorism spending, and make tax cuts permanent President George W. Bush has proposed a flat budget for U.S. science next year.

In NASA's 2007 budget request, he canceled substantial increases previously scheduled for space - science funding, which would now remain almost flat through 2011.

The $ 16.8 billion 2007 budget request for NASA — roughly half the size of the National Institutes of Health budget but three times as large as that of the National Science Foundation — will support an uneasy mix of manned programs and pure sScience Foundation — will support an uneasy mix of manned programs and pure sciencescience.

The president delivered his budget request to Congress on May 23, presenting the sharpest picture yet of his administration's priorities for federal science spending.

They were protesting plans in US President Barack Obama's 2013 budget request to cut 21 % from NASA's planetary - science budget, and 38 % from its Mars projects.

But if the president's request is considered without the new mandatory spending, science and technology budgets for NIH, NASA, USDA, and the Department of Defense «would all drop markedly,» Hourihan and Parkes conclude, «erasing many of the gains since FY 2013.»

For instance, in August 2014 the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT)-- the leading official body in coordinating and funding science and technology initiatives in Japan — requested US$ 11.1 billion for science and technology spending in its proposed budget for the next fiscaScience and Technology (MEXT)-- the leading official body in coordinating and funding science and technology initiatives in Japan — requested US$ 11.1 billion for science and technology spending in its proposed budget for the next fiscascience and technology initiatives in Japan — requested US$ 11.1 billion for science and technology spending in its proposed budget for the next fiscascience and technology spending in its proposed budget for the next fiscal year.

Major U.S. science agencies would see essentially flat or declining spending under the 2015 budget request that President Barack Obama sent to Congress on 4 March.

► Then, throughout the day, ScienceInsider provided extensive coverage of the budget request as details became available, starting at 7:45 a.m. with the top - line R&D number and continuing until 8 p.m. with reactions from Lamar Smith (R - TX, not happy) and Bernice Johnson (D - TX, happy), the top Republican and Democrat on the House science committee.

The sale is a protest of plans in President Obama's 2013 budget request to cut 21 percent from NASA's planetary science budget, and 38 percent from its Mars projects

President Donald Trump today unveiled a 2019 budget request that — once again — calls for eliminating numerous federal research programs, including a fleet of NASA satellites, energy research efforts, and climate and environmental science programs.

Science has learned that the president's 2005 budget request, due out early next month, would phase out the National Science Foundation's (NSF's) largest program to improve student achievement in science and math and shift responsibility for it to the Department of Education, which now runs a similar pScience has learned that the president's 2005 budget request, due out early next month, would phase out the National Science Foundation's (NSF's) largest program to improve student achievement in science and math and shift responsibility for it to the Department of Education, which now runs a similar pScience Foundation's (NSF's) largest program to improve student achievement in science and math and shift responsibility for it to the Department of Education, which now runs a similar pscience and math and shift responsibility for it to the Department of Education, which now runs a similar program.

Trump's draconian budget request — which suggested drastic cuts to the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), among others — was rejected by Congress, and a spending bill that increases funding for science at many federal agencies was signed into law.

The Earth science division funding nearly matches the president's budget request — a sign that the anti-climate science rumblings from House Republicans dissipated in the final reckoning.

The concordance between the requested and finalized budget applies across most of the Office of Science's six research programs.

The White House budget request for the National Science Foundation would fund two new research vessels, but some members of Congress want three.

In fact, the new budget agreement gives DOE science $ 7 million more than was requested by the president in February, bumping its 2016 budget up by 5.5 % to $ 5.347 billion.

The overall budget request for the science and technology directorate is $ 968 million, up 4 % from the $ 932 million appropriated for 2009.

That's the first official answer from lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives to President Donald Trump's request to make deep budget cuts at several key science funding agencies.

One already in the 2010 budget request from the Department of Education would allow states to include math and science in their proposals for a share of a $ 5 billion «Race to the Top» to foster innovative programs.

The $ 7.04 billion President Barack Obama has requested for the National Science Foundation in 2010 is a 8.5 % increase to the $ 6.5 billion it received for this year, and concurrent with the Administration's promise of a decade - long budget doubling.

Its 2009 budget request to Congress contains a program, dubbed ACI fellows, that is intended to complement the Bush Administration's American Competitiveness Initiative to bolster federal support for the physical sciences.

Funding for USGS's National and Regional Climate Adaptation Science Centers would shrink in half, while «climate research and development» funding would also fall to pay for what the budget request calls «higher priorities» (Greenwire, Feb. 8).

BES funds research in condensed matter physics, materials science, chemistry, and related fields and runs DOE's x-ray sources and most of its other «user facilities,» and the White House has requested a 6.6 % increase in the BES budget to $ 1.8 billion.

President Barack Obama's 2017 budget request for science research and development includes funding for a cybersecurity initiative, a «Moonshot» to improve cancer detection and cures, research on low - carbon energy sources and improved STEM education.

Trump's budget request includes $ 13 million for only three of the eight regional climate science centers and one national climate adaptation science center.

On the morning his administration unveiled its budget request for the 2012 fiscal year, US President Barack Obama was addressing students at a school with a specialized science and technology programme in Baltimore, Maryland.

His latest budget, released on 14 February, puts numbers to the rhetoric, with a US$ 66.8 - billion request for federal science spending.

Part of President Obama's FY 2014 budget request for NASA, the asteroid initiative capitalizes on activities across the agency's human exploration, space technology and science programs.

In a mark - up of the budget for 2011, a spending panel in the House of Representatives has trimmed the budget for DOE's Office of Science from a requested $ 5.121 billion to $ 4.900 billion.

The White House would like to boost NASA's Earth science activities by $ 1.2 billion over five years, according to a 2010 budget request announced on Thursday.

He came to defend the president's 2012 budget request for science, a document that called for spending billions more than Hall and other fiscal conservatives feel is prudent.

President Barack Obama this morning unveiled the Precision Medicine Initiative he'll include in his 2016 budget request to a White House East Room audience packed with federal science leaders, academic researchers, patient and research advocacy groups, congressional guests, and drug industry executives.

Within the NSF budget, we will be looking at the agency request level for social sciences and geosciences since these directorates have been called out for reductions and / or criticism by Congress.

A deal has been reached «that will keep DUSEL moving forward,» presidential science adviser John Holdren told the House of Representatives science committee last Thursday in testimony on the Administration's 2012 budget request.

As the smoke clears from the opening congressional salvos in the 2013 budget wars, the Obama Administration finds itself with the unexpected — but not entirely unpleasant — job of deciding how to respond to legislators» preliminary plans to give some science programs more money than the White House had requested.

Fusion research cuts — Representative Don Beyer (D — VA), a new member of the House, asked about the reasoning behind a requested cut in DOE's fusion program budget, which would decrease by 10 % under the request — the only loser in the Office of Science.