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Part IV Policy Dimensions
Pages 179-180

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From page 179...
... In line with this shifting of priorities, the work force supporting manufacturing endeavors will have to be educated and trained in manufacturing technologies to allow industry to gain maximum advantage from the advanced process technologies described in parts II and III of this report. Chapter 16, "Resources in Unit Process Research and Education," examines key issues associated with the availability of resources within industry and the federal government to fund the many opportunities for unit process R&D.
From page 180...
... KEY RECOMMENDATIONS Government agencies involved in sponsoring R&D in manufacturing processes (e.g., National Science Foundation, Department of Defense, Department of Energy, and National Institute for Standards and Technology) together should carefully evaluate the kinds of manufacturing R&D being supported and the relative funding levels for defense and nondefense R&D.


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