Amazon. comIt used to be a given that the United States led the world in science and technology, but not anymore. Other nations such as China and India — which now produce more than 5 million college graduates each year — are quickly gaining ground, and many feel this is a cause for alarm. This insightful panel from the 2007 Milken Institute Global Conference — including former NSASA astronaut Sally Ride and the state superintendent of schools for the Maryland Department of Education, Nancy Grasmick — debated the impact of our decline in science on the future of America, and what, if anything, should be done. This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon. com’s standard return policy will apply. . . . More >>

2007 Global Conference: Bolstering U.S. Science and Technology Skills

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