TAILIEUCHUNG - dhs directorate of science and technology

Tham khảo sách 'dhs directorate of science and technology', kỹ thuật - công nghệ, tự động hoá phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | The DHS Directorate of Science and Technology Key Issues for Congress Dana A. Shea Specialist in Science and Technology Policy Daniel Morgan Specialist in Science and Technology Policy June 22 2009 Congressional Research Service 7-57IM RL34356 CRS Report for Congress--------------- Vr JwrrJ pr Memhen and Ctfmmiltea ífị c mif exi The DBS Pircctorntr of Science and Technology faff l uct for Congress Summary The Ditxxturate of Science and Technology is the primary organization for research and development R D in the Department of Homeland Security DHS . With an appropriated budget of million in FY2009. it conducts R D in several laboratories of its own and funds R D conducted by other government agencies the Department of Energy national laboratories industry and universities. The directorate consists primarily of SIX divisions Chemical and Biological Explosives Command. Control. and Interoperability Bordersand Maritime Security Infrastructure and Geophysical and I Inman Factors. Additional offices have responsibilities such as laboratory facilities and university programs. that cut across the divisions. Tte directorate is headed by the uinter Secretary for Science and Technology. In the past some Membm of Congress and other observers have been highly critical of the directorate s performance. Although management changes have somewhat muted this criticism in recent years fundamental issues remain. Anyang these arc the allocation of R Đ funding within the directorate s programs including the balance among basic research. applied research aixi development and the proportion of funds allocated to government industry anti academia how the directorate sets priorities including its UM- of strategic planning documents its system of Integrated Product Teams and the extent to which it bases priorities on risk assessment the nature and effectiveness of the di recti irate s relationships with otter federal R D organizations such as the Domestic Nuclear .

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