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== News from Washington == | == News from Washington == | ||
| + | * [[Urgent Appeal from the APS]] | ||
* [http://www.aip.org/fyi/2013/029.html Excerpts from the President's State of the Union Speech] | * [http://www.aip.org/fyi/2013/029.html Excerpts from the President's State of the Union Speech] | ||
* [[Media:DOE_Sequestration_letter_from_Chu.pdf]] | * [[Media:DOE_Sequestration_letter_from_Chu.pdf]] | ||
Revision as of 18:35, 15 March 2013
News from Washington
- Urgent Appeal from the APS
- Excerpts from the President's State of the Union Speech
- Media:DOE_Sequestration_letter_from_Chu.pdf
NSAC activities
Note: The final Tribble Subcommittee report and transmittal letter are now available:
- Simulcast and slides for the NSAC meeting January 28-29, 2013
- News Article About the Subcommittee Recommendation
- Another News Article From Science
- NSAC Subcommittee on the implementation of the Long Range Plan
- NSAC Town Meeting at DNP2012
Background information on Science Funding
Below you can find a few links with background information regarding Science funding in general and Jefferson Lab funding in particular.
- Talks presented at the DNP during the Hadronic Physics Town Meeting
- http://arxiv.org/abs/1208.1244 12 GeV White Paper.
- NSAC Subcommittee 2012; see also our information on NSAC subcommittee feedback and planning for the NSAC Town Meeting at DNP2012
- SURA Comments on JLab FY2013 Funding Request
- FY2013 DOE budget highlights
- Presentation on User Facilities to the House Science Committee
- Decadal Survey by the National Academies on Nuclear Physics
- Report by the National Academies on Research Universities
- Presentation by Dr. T.J. Hallman on "Perspectives on the Future of Nuclear Physics in the United States"
- Testimony on User Facilities by Tony Lanzirotti, chair of NUFO (partially based on input from us)
- Dear Colleague Letter March 2012
- National Science Board 2012 Science and Engineering Indicators
- Article on Possible Effects of DOE "Funding Crunch"
