In the face of a persistent decline and stagnation in research and development funding, scientists and engineers must devote more time and effort toward keeping the economic and societal value of science in the public and advocate for it to hold a higher standing in the federal budget. Published in vol. 2, issue 1, of The Journal of Science Policy and Governance.
Co-authored by Kenneth M. Evans, graduate intern, Science and Technology Policy Program, Baker Institute, and Kirstin R.W. Matthews.
