Our hearing today on Reducing the Administrative Workload for Federally Funded Research brings forward an important subj...
I think this is a potential area where my personal view of hearing your testimony that without limiting accountability t...
This application of nanoscience to medicine not only fascinating but also having important implications for our Nation's...
Nanotechnology is an area of great promise for the future of the U.S. economy.
Unfortunately, despite these promising activities funded directly by the NSF, the President's budget for key directorate...
I want to focus on what do we do with the debris that is already there?
The smaller entities really can't afford to do that.
so many of the CEOs and owners of those businesses indicate that they are underperforming.
Is there an upper limit like on the personnel costs?
You in previous hearings here had mentioned about the possibility or the use of off-base mental health assistance as wel...
General Dempsey, in 2007, Congress passed a DOD-sponsored proposal that increased retirement benefits for three- and fou...
With that 4 percent, how modern will that allow the Marine Corps to be in about 10 years if it continued at that rate?
We continue to need to do a better job of assessing the mental well-being of our servicemembers every year for every ser...
Regulators published $112 billion in net regulatory cost in 2013 alone.
Providing the security is the number-one priority, but finding the funds to do so--maybe the chairman has a better idea.
I guess what you need is a plan B just in case.
the first one isn't even implemented yet, and now they are asking for more?
America's regulatory system should be designed to achieve the greatest good at the least cost.
