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Obtaining Improved Data on Graduate Education -- Financial Support for Graduate Students -- Completion of Graduate School -- Graduate Education and Career Skills -- ISSUES IN THE SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING LABOR MARKET -- Obtaining Improved Data on Science and Engineering Careers -- Creating and Refining the Science and Engineers Statistical Data System (SESTAT) -- Transition to Employment for New Ph.D.s -- Career Paths of Scientists and Engineers -- Nonacademic Careers -- Work Arrangements, Field, and Occupation -- International Flows of Scientists and Engineers -- DATA USERS AND EXTERNAL RESEARCHERS -- 5-Research and Development Statistics: Funding, Performance, and Innovation -- THE CHANGING ORGANIZATION OF R& -- D -- R& -- D in the Post-World War II Era -- U.S. R& -- D Since 1980 -- Industrial R& -- D and Innovation -- Federal R& -- D Expenditures -- Academically-Performed R& -- D -- DATA FOR RESEARCH AND INNOVATION POLICY -- Industrial R& -- D Statistics -- Improving Data on R& -- D by Industry Group -- R& -- D and Innovation -- Partnerships -- Allocating Federal Funds for Research and Development -- Priority Setting in Federal Science and Technology -- Interdisciplinary Research -- Federal Funding of Academic Facilities -- 6-Recommendations -- ENSURING RELEVANCE AND ESTABLISHING PRIORITIES -- Appropriateness of Concepts and their Measurement -- Data Analysis -- Data Comparability and Linkages -- Data Currency -- SRS as a Statistical Agency -- IMPROVING DATA RELEVANCE -- Graduate School and the Transition to Employment -- Graduate Education -- Transition to Employment -- The Labor Market for Scientists and Engineers -- Career Paths of Scientists and Engineers -- International Flows of Scientists and Engineers -- R& -- D Funding and Performance -- Industrial R& -- D Statistics. 327 $aR& -- D and Innovation -- Partnerships and Alliances -- Interdisciplinary Research -- Allocating Federal Resources for Science and Technology -- Academic Facilities -- References -- Appendix A Interview and Focus Group Guides -- Appendix B Workshop Agenda -- Appendix C Surveying the Nation's Scientists and Engineers Recommendations -- Appendix D Alternative Sampling Frames For SRS Personnel Surveys -- ALTERNATIVE SAMPLING FRAMES FOR PERSONNEL SURVEYS -- The Problem -- The NSF Approach -- A Better Approach for the Future? -- Appendix E Biographical Sketches of Committee Members -- BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF COMMITTEE MEMBERS. 330 $aThe science and engineering enterprise has continued to evolve, responding over the last decade to increased economic globalization, a post-cold war military, federal budget fluctuations, and structural changes in the way science and engineering are conducted and innovations are adopted. 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