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A Study of the Economic Impacts of the 2009 U.S. Stimulus Package and Its Science Policies
Award Abstract: The finding that information-technology-related increases in total factor productivity (i.e., innovation)explained more than three-quarters of the post199 |
2009, Arnold Zellner, Business, economic impacts, impact, policy, principal investigator, science, Stimulus, United States |
0940331 |
Myron Gutmann (Former Co-Principal Investigator)
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Evaluating Impact of the 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act on Social Science: An NSF RAPID Proposal
Award Abstract: This research will develop a database of the investments in and outcomes of social science projects funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act., |
2009, Amy Pienta, ARRA, impact, leader in data dissemination, National Science Foundation, Person Career, principal investigator, RAPID, Social Issues, social science, Technology |
0937370 |
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Federal Stimulus Funding for Research: An Assessment of Employment Responses
Award Abstract: The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (2009) includes substantial direct and indirect support for research in a number of scientific and social scien |
2009, ARRA, Department of Education, Department of Energy, Education, hiring, impact, Labor, National Institute of Health, National Science Foundation, principal investigator, S&E, Sarah Turner, Stimulus, Technology, Universities, University of Virginia, University of Virginia, Virginia |
0938446 |
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MOD: Workshop on Centers, Universities, and the Scientific Innovation Ecology
Award Abstract: This project supports a two day workshop to advance the scientific study of federally funded centers and institutes as key elements in the innovation ecos |
2009, ecology, Georgia, innovation, principal investigator, science, Sheila Slaughter, Technology, United States, Universities, University of Georgia, University of Georgia, workshop |
0907827 |
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Collaborative Research - MOD: The R&D "Lab" of the Future: Foundations for Modeling the R&D/Innovation Planning Process
Award Abstract: This project examines the information seeking and using behaviors of decision makers who face decisions about their future R&D investments. |
2008, Center for Innovation Management Studies, collaborative research, College of William, College of William and Mary, Industrial Research Institute, Industrial Research Institute, innovation, Laboratory of the Future, Mariann Jelinek, Model, planning, principal investigator, R&D, Technology, United States |
0830340 |
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State Science Policies: Modeling Their Origins, Nature, Fit, and Effects on Local Universities
Award Abstract: Each of the fifty U.S. states has adopted science and innovation policy initiatives aimed at improving economic performance. |
2009, Maryann Feldman, policy, principal investigator, science, United States, Universities, university incentive systems, University of North Carolina |
0947814 |
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Collaborative Research: MOD: Modeling Productive Climates for Virtual Research Collaborations
Award Abstract: An important kind of virtual research organization is the project-based research collaboration involving researchers from different institutions. |
2008, collaborative research, Environment, Model, National Science Foundation, principal investigator, Sara Kiesler, Technology, virtual research collaborations |
0830306 |
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Collaborative Research: Workshop on Linking NSF SED/SDR Data to Scientific Productivity Data
Award Abstract: This proposal funds a workshop that brings together researchers to explore possibilities for matching U.S. |
2007, Business, collaborative research, data, Gerald Marschke, National Science Foundation, patent, principal investigator, Social Issues, United States, workshop |
0725467 |
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Kimberly Stevens Hamilton (ipIQ Acquisition LLC)
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Data on Scientific Publications
Award Abstract: Not available. |
2006, data, Entertainment, Human Interest, ipIQ Acquisition LLC, Kimberly Stevens Hamilton, National Science Foundation, principal investigator, publications, scientific publications |
0651343 |
Julie Holland Mortimer (Harvard University)
Ulrich Doraszelski (Co-Principal Investigator)
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Economic Impacts of Technological Innovations in Product Availability
Award Abstract: The process of retailing and distributing goods has become increasingly complex in recent years. |
Business, Co-Principal Investigator, Economic, Harvard University, Harvard University, impacts, information technologies, innovation, inventory monitoring technology, inventory monitoring technology, Julie Holland Mortimer, Person Career, principal investigator, retail, Tags: 2006, Technology, Ulrich Doraszelski, wireless networks |
0617896 |
