U.S. Department of Transportation research and development plan /

"This DOT R&D plan is a key enabling element of our Strategic plan"--1st printed p.

Publications from the Office of Educational Research and Improvement /

Mode of access: Internet.

Information about the Office of Educational Research and Improvement.

"June 1990"--P. [9].

Research and University Graduate School Report; Office of Sponsored Research Administration - Fiscal Year 2007-2008

The Office of Sponsored Research Administration became The Division of Research. The Division of Research became the Office of Research and Economic Development in January 2015.

Assessment of selected LTPP material : data tables and development of representative test tables /

"March 2003."

The innovation imperative: The relationships between team climate, innovation, and performance in research and development teams

A team’s climate for innovation has been shown to be important for innovation in management and work teams. This article investigates the relationship of team climate with project team innovation and performance in research and development organizations. It is argued that the relationship between team climate and innovation will be stronger for research teams than development teams as research teams have greater scope for creating novel and innovative ideas. A sample of 193 scientists and technologists in 20 research teams and 18 development teams were measured on their team’s climate for innovation, team performance, and six indicators of innovation. Research and development teams showed similar ratings for team climate and for measures of innovation. However, the relationships between team climate and individual and team innovation were stronger for research teams than development teams. These findings are significant for fostering innovativeness and innovation in knowledge work teams.

Evaluation of safety, design, and operation of shared-use paths : final report /

"HRDS-06/07-07(500)E"--Back cover.

Report on crystallographic studies of RDX, HWX, and related compounds /

Photocopy. Wright Field, Ohio : Air Documents Division, Headquarters Air Materiel Command, [1950?]

The drying of gases,

"Originally issued in an edition of 30 copies as a confidential report of the National Defense Research Committee, Office of Scientific Research and Development."

The propagation of radio waves through the standard atmosphere.

Mode of access: Internet.

Theory of probability with applications /

At the head of title page: Princeton University Station, Division 2, National Defense Research Committee.

DDT and other insecticides and repellents developed for the armed forces /

"Interim report no. 0-100 (NRC Insect control committee Report no. 100). A report to the Committee on medical research on work done under a transfer of funds, recommended by this committee, from the Office of scientific research and development to the Bureau of entomology and plant quarantine."--Foot-note, p. 1.

Starting from Scratch: Creating an Information Technology Infrastructure for MEMS-Related Research and Development

Micro Electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS) have already revolutionized several industries through miniaturization and cost effective manufacturing capabilities that were never possible before. However, commercially available MEMS products have only scratched the surface of the application areas where MEMS has potential. The complex and highly technical nature of MEMS research and development (R&D) combined with the lack of standards in areas such as design, fabrication and test methodologies, makes creating and supporting a MEMS R&D program a financial and technological challenge. A proper information technology (IT) infrastructure is the backbone of such research and is critical to its success. While the lack of standards and the general complexity in MEMS R&D makes it impossible to provide a “one size fits all” design, a systematic approach, combined with a good understanding of the MEMS R&D environment and the relevant computer-aided design tools, provides a way for the IT architect to develop an appropriate infrastructure.