The National Importance Of Scientific And Industrial Research, Issues 1-8

This collection, titled "The National Importance Of Scientific And Industrial Research, Issues 1-8", compiles insights from leading figures such as George Ellery Hale, Elihu Root, and Henry Smith Pritchett. It emphasizes the critical role of scientific and industrial research in national progress and economic growth.

The writings underscore the necessity of investing in research and development to foster innovation and maintain a competitive edge. Exploring aspects of policy, funding, and management, these issues advocate for a strategic approach to harnessing scientific advancements for the benefit of society. This work remains relevant for understanding the historical context of research priorities and their enduring impact on national strategies.

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