Science in the Public Sector: Who's Making the Decisions?

By DANIEL S. GREENBERG

With the U.S. treasury overflowing and high-tech prosperity demonstrating the marketplace value of science and technology, the federal-grant economy is booming. George W. Bush has expressed enthusiasm for science, scientists, and greater spending on research. Relations between science and government have never been better. Political harmony already...

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