NRC Committee
蕭錫延今年獲提美國國科院魚蝦營養國際委員
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Carrying out the responsibilities assigned by Congress to the National Academy of Sciences in its Act of Incorporation, the National Research Council reports to the government whenever called upon, By Executive Order of the President, the NRC promotes the development of new knowledge in the natural, social, and applied sciences and the use of this knowledge to benefit the public welfare by
● strengthening the national security, ● contributing to economic growth, ● ensuring the health of people, ● fostering improved education, and ● aiding in the advancement of environmental and other national goals.
The NRC surveys the broad possibilities of science, engineering, and medicine, promoting cooperation in research, at home and abroad, and directing the attention of scientific and technical communities to the value of their knowledge to the achievement of national goals. It assesses the state of current understanding that helps to illuminate public policy decision making and broadly disseminates its works throughout the world.
The core values of the National Research Council include:
● independence from sponsors' influence ● balanced approach and objectivity ● distinguished experts serving pro bono in the nation's interest ● high quality work products based upon careful deliberation and analysis in a neutral forum ● evidence-based findings and consensus recommendations subject to rigorous peer review by independent experts ● intellectual honesty and respect for ideas
Adopted by the Governing Board August 8, 1998
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