European Science Notes Information Bulletin: Reports on Current European/Middle Eastern Science. An Issue Dedicated to Science in the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, Hungary, and Czechoslovakia

The European Science Notes Information Bulletin (ESNIB) 90-08 is a compilation of reports on recent developments in European science of specific interest to the U.S. research and development community, and is issued in support of the mission of the Office of Naval Research European Office (ONREUR)....

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Main Author: Orendorf, Connie R
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
CZECHOSLOVAKIA
Electrical and Electronic Equipment
ELECTRON MICROSCOPY
EUROPE
FOREIGN TECHNOLOGY
HUNGARY
LABORATORIES
MICROELECTRONICS
MILITARY PUBLICATIONS
Nuclear Physics & Elementary Particle Physics
RESEARCH FACILITIES
RESEARCH MANAGEMENT
SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
Solid State Physics
TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT
Test Facilities, Equipment and Methods
TOKAMAKS
USSR
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Summary:The European Science Notes Information Bulletin (ESNIB) 90-08 is a compilation of reports on recent developments in European science of specific interest to the U.S. research and development community, and is issued in support of the mission of the Office of Naval Research European Office (ONREUR). Issue Number 90-08 is dedicated to science in the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, Hungary, and Czechoslovakia. During the past year, the scientists at ONREUR have received and accepted many invitations to visit institutions throughout Eastern Europe and the U.S.S.R. These visits, mostly made during the past 10 months, have resulted in a fresh look at the state of science in this part of the world. This issue of ESNIB presents a concise assessment from the perspective of this office. For the sake of completeness, we include some articles published in earlier issues of ESNIB. This is not a political assessment, but rather a group of reports on the state of science, with some personal observations on life and travel in these countries. As such, it is a window, albeit small, on the processes affecting the scientific health of greater Europe.