Post-war policy for science, 1944
1944 1939-1945 "Post-war policy for science, 1944" [HFR0131], 1944 This report from the Association of Scientific Workers calls for the development of an integrated Government science policy to ensure that new technology developed for war would be exploited for non-destructive means. Its r...
| Institution: | TUC - Trade Union Congress Library |
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| Language: | English |
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1944
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/10796/51A33441-87B3-47A7-91C8-E9F1513CADFD http://hdl.handle.net/10796/14EEDD02-64AE-4D1E-9CAA-AE01993C59FE |
| Summary: | 1944
1939-1945
"Post-war policy for science, 1944" [HFR0131], 1944
This report from the Association of Scientific Workers calls for the development of an integrated Government science policy to ensure that new technology developed for war would be exploited for non-destructive means. Its recommendations include more investment in new industries, such as plastics; higher levels of funding for university research and education; the establishment of a National Health Service; and the improvement of machinery and technique in agriculture and raw materials. |
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