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Biotech industry group proposes FDA reforms

David Hanson, 1995 .

BIOTECH OUTLOOK:: Congressmen push for more support

David Hanson, 1988 .

PESTICIDE LAW OFF TO ROUGH START: Food Quality & Protection Act was passed two years ago, but so far EPA has little to show for its efforts

David Hanson, 1998 .

CHEMICAL & ENGINEERING: BUSH PROPOSES RECORD R&D BUDGET

David Hanson, 2002 .

New Lab Safety Rules Emphasize Training, Chemical Handling Plan: OSHA regulations avoid mandating procedures, instead encourage labs to devise safe handling plans specific for the hazardous chemicals they use

David Hanson, 1990 .

Academic R&D Gets Little Foreign Funding.

David Hanson, 1988 .

NIH Feels Bite of President's Budget Restraint: Administration proposes 9% cut in available funds for 1988; large part of budget would be deferred to later years to cover current grants

David Hanson, David Hanson, 1987 .

WHY COMPANIES GO ASTRAY: CMA, EPA dig up root causes for violations of environmental laws by large facilities

David Hanson, 1999 .

R&D Funds: Lobbying For The Long Haul Takes Stamina

David Hanson, 2000 .

Trade Secrets: Legitimate confidential business information must remain part of CHEMICAL CONTROL LAW

David Hanson, David Hanson, 2010 .

BUDGET BUMP: Federal science agencies get small gains in omnibus appropriations bill

Jeff Johnson, David Hanson, Jeff Johnson, 2004 .

Bill to upgrade academic research labs aired

David Hanson, 1985 .

RISK MANAGEMENT: AGENCY PRIMER: Commission issues 71 recommendations for crafting better federal rules

David Hanson, David Hanson, 1997 .

Administration's 1992 budget proposes a healthy boost for R&D

David Hanson, Pamela Zurer, Janice R. Long, 1991 .

newscripts: SNAKE SUPPORT, CHEMISTS IN CONGRESS, CHEMISTRY PUZZLES

David Hanson, 2006 .

Rail board issues emergency order

David Hanson, 1997 .

Preshipment Inspection of U.S. Exports Irks Chemical Industry: With inspections increasing, chemical firms complain of delivery delays, higher transaction costs, interference with negotiated prices

David Hanson, 1987 .

Shifting and drifting attention while reading: A case study of nonlinear-dynamical attention allocation in the OpenCog cognitive architecture

David Hanson, Ben Goertzel, Misgana Bayetta Belachew, 2018, BICA 2018.

EPA declines special review of 2,4-D

David Hanson, David Hanson, 1988 .

Industry Urged to Accelerate Waste Reduction Programs: Chemical Manufacturers Association workshop says cutting waste is economically sound and will improve the industry's public image

David Hanson, 1987 .

EPA to prosecute illegal dumping of waste: Staff of investigators and prosecutors in new criminal enforcement office will seek to deter polluters with threats of jail sentences

David Hanson, 1981 .

INDECISION MARKS U.S. ELECTIONS: 2000 election will go down as one of the most confusing and indecisive ever as President, Congress hang on tenterhooks

David Hanson, 2000 .

Energy agency being dismantled, critics charge

David Hanson, 1981 .

CONGRESS EXAMINES VOC REGULATIONS

David Hanson, 1998 .

Rules lag for toxic water pollutants cleanup: Best available technology guidelines proposed by EPA supported by some experts, criticized by others as too costly and ineffective

David Hanson, 1980 .

CONGRESSIONAL OUTLOOK 2004: Divided Senate, presidential election will keep Congress from passing many bills this year

Jeff Johnson, Lois Ember, David Hanson, 2004 .

Progress under Superfund criticized, defended: Two years after Super-fund's creation, critics complain that the quick cleanup of hazardous waste sites that Congress intended is going too slowly; EPA counters that rapid and effective action is being taken

David Hanson, 1982 .

OSHA's Proposed Exposure Rule For Labs Offers Much Flexibility: Standard would allow labs to tailor protection from chemicals as appropriate to individual situation; comments generally are favorable

David Hanson, 1986 .

Defense Research Funding Is Losing Ground To Inflation: Despite Administration support for basic and applied research, DOD can9t raise that funding white cutting elsewhere

David Hanson, 1995 .

Battle lines Drawn for Reauthorization of Pesticide Law: ▪ Congressional hearings spark debate on issues including registration of minor-use pesticides, revision of Delaney clause

David Hanson, 1993 .

Closing the book on Love Canal

David Hanson, 1998 .

Congress challenges shut-down plans for Superconducting Super Collider

David Hanson, 1994 .

HELP FOR NEW RESEARCHERS SOUGHT

David Hanson, 2008 .

NSF Takes A Hit: Report on ALLEGED WASTE AND ABUSE at NSF only politicizes the agency

David Hanson, 2011 .

Toxics release inventory growing more contentious

David Hanson, 1991 .

The educational MOLT: a natural process facilitating the gradual replacement of tattered, or damaged feathers with new feather growth

David Hanson, Susan Brock, Ani Murr, 2003 .

High Court kills state waste disposal limits

David Hanson, 1992 .

EPA struggles with human testing issue

David Hanson, 1999 .

Manufacturers strive for regulatory relief

David Hanson, 1995 .

Hazardous materials transport bills draw fire

David Hanson, 1990 .

High Radon Levels in Homes Spark Moves To Combat Pollutant: Federal, state agencies have initiated programs to monitor levels of this inert radioactive gas in homes in certain areas and work out control strategy

David Hanson, 1985 .

EPA To Require Chemical Firms To Report Use Data On Toxics: Despite vehement opposition by industry, EPA moves ahead with plan for reporting mass accounting data

David Hanson, 1995 .

Election Resolves Almost Nothing

David Hanson, 2000 .

Dow Donates Data To NIST

David Hanson, 2003 .

government insights: Citizen inspections create more problems than solutions

David Hanson, 1999 .

House Votes To Expand Superfund, Extend to 1990: New legislation would raise $10 billion with higher and new taxes, and it would set up mandatory cleanup schedule for EPA

David Hanson, 1984 .

Trends in Robotics

Yoseph Bar-Cohen, David Hanson, Adi Marom, 2009 .

R&D FUNDING SLOWS FOR 2006

David Hanson, 2005 .

R&D GROWTH STALLS IN 2000 BUDGET

David Hanson, Jeff Johnson, Linda Raber, 1999 .

Vets seek high court action on agent orange

David Hanson, 1993 .

TOXIC RELEASE INVENTORY: Firms make strides in cutting emissions

David Hanson, David Hanson, 1993 .

RISK ASSESSMENT New guidelines stress broader input

David Hanson, 1996 .

CONGRESSIONAL OUTLOOK '99

David Hanson, Jeff Johnson, Linda Raber, 1999 .

DEMOCRATS WILL ALTER LEGISLATIVE PRIORITIES: TURNOVER: New committee chairs will shift debates in energy, environment

Jeff Johnson, David Hanson, Susan Morrissey, 2006 .

More industries may have to list emissions

David Hanson, 1996 .

New taxes considered to curb pollution

David Hanson, 1990 .

OSHA Issues Interim Report on Special Emphasis Program

David Hanson, 1986 .

TRI expansion opposed by industry groups

David Hanson, 1996 .

EPA DEVELOPS PRODUCT STEWARDSHIP, HAZARD COMMUNICATION REGULATIONS

David Hanson, 1990 .

OECD Sees Threats To U.S. Economic Recovery

David Hanson, 2010 .

Engine Emissions Prove Hard To Lower

David Hanson, 1991 .

House Panel Attempts To Unravel Confusion in Biotech Regulations

David Hanson, 1986 .

Low Cost Noise Barriers for Mitigation of Rail Noise

David Hanson, L. Basutu, W. Chan, 2018 .

WHITE HOUSE HOSTS A SCIENCE FAIR

David Hanson, 2010 .

Industry Examines EPA's Risk Approach to Regulating Chemicals: Risk management seminar details how agency plans to use this technique, points up need to relieve public concerns over chemicals

David Hanson, 1983 .

OMB changes regulatory review procedures

David Hanson, 1986 .

PLUTONIUM PROBLEMS: RADIOACTIVE SPILL at NIST’s Boulder facility raises questions about agency’s preparedness

David Hanson, 2008 .

Chemicals benefit in U.S.-Soviet trade talks

David Hanson, 1988 .

Science Budgets Get A Lift

David Hanson, 2001 .

White House Panel Assesses Federal Lab System: Panel probes labs' missions, personnel, management, and funding, suggests changes to improve both use and performance of network

David Hanson, 1983 .

Chemical emergency handling study cites needs

David Hanson, David Hanson, 1988 .

Congressional Outlook '95

David Hanson, Pamela Zurer, Bette Hileman, 1995 .

Congressional Outlook '87

David Hanson, Janice R. Long, 1987 .

insights: Form R reform is not the answer

David Hanson, 1997 .

INSIGHTS: YOUR GOVERNMENT INACTIONManagement turnovers and politics have stymied progress this year

David Hanson, 2005 .

Superfund Takes A Hit: Supreme Court decision opens a crack in the rigid WASTE CLEANUP LAW

David Hanson, 2009 .

A Whole New World

Yoseph Bar-Cohen, David Hanson, Adi Marom, 2009 .

Safety Rules Expected for Railcars Carrying Hazardous Materials: Although industry is generally supportive, it warns planned changes will be costlier than estimated and don't address main problem—derailments

David Hanson, 1991 .

Study Confirms Importance Of Federal Role In Technology Commercialization

David Hanson, 1995 .

Budget Realities Usher In New Era Of Research And Development Collaboration

David Hanson, 1994 .

EPA in Turmoil as Agency's Operations Are Investigated: Work at EPA has just about halted as Congress, the FBI, and the White House probe charges of conflict of interest, lying, and improper conduct

David Hanson, 1983 .

WASHINGTON STRUGGLES IN WAKE OF DISASTER: Terrorist attacks find Administration without a science adviser and legislation stalled in Congress

Jeff Johnson, David Hanson, Cheryl Hogue, 2001 .

Commercializing Superconductivity Focus of Hearings, OTA Report: Congressional hearings find need for improved transfer of research results into industry; report offers several strategies to get technology to market

David Hanson, 1988 .

Republican Takeover Of Congress: Uncertain Impact On Science Policy

David Hanson, 1994 .

GOVERNMENT INSIGHTS: Whose fault is it, anyway?

David Hanson, 1996 .

FEDERAL R&D FUNDING

David Hanson, 2009 .

JEFFRESS CLOSES IN ON OSHA JOB: North Carolina safety chief brings good record and industry backing to one of Washington's toughest jobs

David Hanson, 1997 .

Corporate, Federal Cooperation to Improve Science Education Urged.

David Hanson, David Hanson, 1989 .

TIME RUNS OUT ON MONEY BILLS: With just one month left before adjournment, not a single appropriations bill has been signed

David Hanson, 2002 .

Bhopal Triggers Massive Response From Congress, the Administration

David Hanson, Janice R. Long, 1985 .

EPA Releases Guidelines For Risk Assessment of Chemicals: Aim of proposed guidelines, to be used in making regulations for chemicals, is to ensure consistency in agency's decisions

David Hanson, 1986 .

INSIGHT: REAGAN'S R&D LEGACYFrom supercolliders to Star Wars, Ronald Reagan provided challenges for scientists and engineers

David Hanson, 2004 .

Court decision leaves CMA pondering appeal

David Hanson, 1996 .

Agent Orange’s Legacy: The BATTLE OVER DIOXIN and reputed health problems shaped public perception of chemicals

David Hanson, 2008 .

GLOBAL STIMULUS SUPPORTS INNOVATION: Nations see research and technology as key to long-term ECONOMIC RECOVERY

David Hanson, 2009 .

ELECTION RETURNS: Congress changes little as states make their own policy decisions

David Hanson, 2004 .

Superfund reports go to Congress

David Hanson, 1997 .

Candidates urged to get science act together

David Hanson, 1988 .

Law of Sea treaty may prove ineffectual: Without support of U.S. and other major industrialized nations, deep-seabed mining provisions of UN treaty may be of little consequence

David Hanson, 1982 .

Agencies may increase use of risk analysis: Hearing on risk analysis bill, aimed at bringing higher level of scientific input to decisions by regulators, showed widespread support

David Hanson, 1981 .

Du Pont takes Benlate battle to the public

David Hanson, 1993 .

Funding, Tax Changes Worry Universities

David Hanson, 1986 .

CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET CUTS: Devastating impact on nondefense R&D seen

David Hanson, 1995 .

Senate roundtable reviews R&D policies

David Hanson, 1999 .

OSHA rebuts charges of lax enforcement

David Hanson, 1988 .

Academic Labs Face Compliance With Emergency Planning Rules: Under right-to-know law labs must report possession or spills of specified amounts of 406 chemicals defined by EPA as extrmely hazardous

David Hanson, David Hanson, 1987 .

National Lab Directors Unhappy With Proposed Research Budget: Testimony by representatives from laboratories before House subcommittee indicates frustration with President's fiscal 1989 funding requests

David Hanson, 1988 .

U.S. holds lead in critical technologies

David Hanson, 1995 .

NSF Group Devises Plan For Improving Science Education: Plan calls for government to take leadership role; a main component is setting up model programs in 2000 elementary, high schools

David Hanson, 1983 .

GLOBALIZATION OF R&D STILL GROWING: Commerce Department study finds increasing foreign investment in U.S. has benefits as well as risks

David Hanson, 1999 .

Science Fiction: Beyond the Limits of the Possible: Extrapolations of known technologies, imaginary science, and controversial ideas all are part of the science fiction universe

David Hanson, 1983 .

EPA promises to improve chemical testing plan

David Hanson, 1990 .

EPA lists Toxic Chemicals to Help Protect Public from Accidental Releases: New right-to-know list from EPA shows little evidence of coordination with OSHA's process safety list of workplace hazards

David Hanson, 1994 .

OTA Report Links Research And Technology To Economie Development

David Hanson, 1994 .

newscripts: GREEN CAR, SEE-THROUGH WHEELS, CONGRESSIONAL CHEMIST

David Hanson, 2007 .

CONGRESSIONAL OUTLOOK 2005

Jeff Johnson, Lois Ember, David Hanson, 2005 .

Government: Election signals science policy realignmentSweeping changes in makeup of House, Senate committees and in committee chairmen presage likely shifts in science, technology policy

David Hanson, Janice R. Long, 1980 .

Budget cuts pervade many NSF programs

David Hanson, 1981 .

Government Readies Rules for Biotechnology Control: Regulatory agencies' roles are explored as bioengineering products await review for field testing and Congress wonders if existing laws ensure safety

David Hanson, 1984 .

Senate Debates Ethanol, MTBE Amendments

David Hanson, 2003 .

Bills for pesticide-food safety reform unveiled

David Hanson, 1994 .

R&D would gain in 1984 federal budget

David Hanson, Janice R. Long, 1983 .

KEEPING U.S. R&D IN FIRST PLACE: National Science Board recommends ways to FEND OFF CHALLENGES from global competitors

David Hanson, 2010 .

EMISSIONS TRADING DEAL SET FOR CHINA

David Hanson, David Hanson, 2006 .

Army engineers guilty of waste violations

David Hanson, 1989 .

Bush backs elevation of EPA to Cabinet status

David Hanson, 1990 .

EPA's handling of problems stirs controversy: House panels question severe budget cuts proposed by agency, propriety of several meetings held between EPA and industry representatives

David Hanson, 1981 .

Federal Research Labs Criticized for Lax Accounting Practices: ▪ Investigation of federal labs' use of funds finds controls weak, millions of dollars wasted or misused

David Hanson, 1992 .

Court may decide fate of Ohio incinerator

David Hanson, 1993 .

NASA holding its own against budget cuts: All major programs would continue, but at slower pace than in budget proposed by Carter; space shuttle would get biggest piece of the pie

David Hanson, 1981 .

EPA Proposes Four Approacahes for Regulation of Benzene Emissions: In response to Congressional criticism of earlier proposal, EPA head Lee Thomas airs options that vary in terms of public tolerance of cancer risk

David Hanson, 1988 .

OBAMA COMMITS TO SUPPORT FOR SCIENCE: SCIENCE POLICY: President aims to raise federal R&D funding to 3% of GDP

David Hanson, 2009 .

RIGHT AT HOME IN COMMERCE: Deputy secretary and chemical engineer Samuel Bodman focuses on technology agencies

David Hanson, 2002 .

Congress gets ACS views on number of issue

David Hanson, 1994 .

INSIGHTS: A Congressional ReflectionThe year 2006 was not a good one for passing legislation

David Hanson, 2006 .

CONGRESS DEBATES CHEMICAL SECURITY: Panel argues over regulating chemicals at WATER TREATMENT PLANTS, requiring safer technologies

David Hanson, 2008 .

OSHA Reform Seeks To Relieve Employers From Burdensome Rules: House and Senate hearings reveal criticisms that hills may weaken federal regulations on worker health and safety

David Hanson, 1995 .

Timing Of Inventory Update Challenged

David Hanson, 2010 .

CONGRESSIONAL OUTLOOK '94

David Hanson, Pamela Zurer, Wil Lepkowski, 1994 .

Hazardous waste generation hard to quantify

David Hanson, 1986 .

Nitrogen claims tiresome

David Hanson, 2005 .

U.S. Urged To Enhance Innovation Using Research

David Hanson, 1999 .

Spending Bills Going Nowhere Fast

David Hanson, 2004 .

EPA To Revise Cancer Guidelines To Incorporate More Than Tumors: • Risk assessment guides will consider more data, including mode of action, default assumptions, range of possible effects

David Hanson, 1994 .

Congressional Outlook '89

David Hanson, Lois Ember, Janice R. Long, 1989 .

Environmental impact evaluated for SSC sites

David Hanson, 1988 .

GOP TAKES KNIFE TO EPA: House panel slashes agency's budget 34%

David Hanson, 1995 .

Defense Technology Base Needs Better Support, Panel Finds: Industry needs more incentives, universities more research funding, according to testimony given at hearings by new Senate subcommittee

David Hanson, 1987 .

NIH, DEFENSE TOP R&D PRIORITIES: R&D funding is up 11% in Bush budget, but few agencies share the wealth

David Hanson, 2001 .

Few Ousters Expected in Coming Congressional Elections: Despite 29 changeovers in the House and contests for 35 seats in the Senate, the fall election likely will allow most members to reprise roles

David Hanson, Janice R. Long, 1990 .

Drug Abuse Testing Programs Gaining Acceptance in Workplace

David Hanson, David Hanson, 1986 .

New guidelines would dictate corporate fines

David Hanson, 1994 .

Major Questions Remain To Be Solved in Updating Pesticide Laws: Issues of pesticide tolerances on food, reregistration fees, groundwater contamination, indemnification complicate debate on pesticide law

David Hanson, 1987 .

BUSH AGENDA ON THE MOVE: Democratic Party collapse leaves road open for Bush programs in 2003

David Hanson, 2002 .

White House Starts National Challenges

David Hanson, 2010 .

R&D PRIORITIES GO TO NIH, DEFENSE: Research budgets for most agencies are flat or lower as Bush limits discretionary spending

Jeff Johnson, David Hanson, William Schulz, 2001 .

Occupational Safety & Health Administration Reform Stranded: Agency idles while reform measures and Dear confirmation languish in Congress; industry looks for action on several fronts

David Hanson, 1993 .

OSHA Sets New Priorities For 1996 While Facing Budget Cuts, Reforms: After taking jabs from Congress and industry, the safety and health agency begins rebuilding and reinventing itself

David Hanson, 1996 .

International efforts on toxic pollution advance

David Hanson, 1980 .

IMPERILED NATION: ‘GATHERING STORM’ convocation laments lack of improvement in science and technology funding and education

David Hanson, 2008 .

EPA To Take Another Hard Look At Dioxin Health Risk: Agency will determine what new data are needed for revised TCDD assessment, impact of recent findings on predicting toxicity

David Hanson, Pamela Zurer, 1991 .

Multimedia approach to pollution control urged

David Hanson, 1984 .

Hazardous Waste Incineration Presents Legal, Technical Challeng: Questions from residents, activists concerning safety of and need for incinerators continue to present roadblocks to broad use of this waste disposal technology

David Hanson, 1993 .

Cooperation Key to EPA's Disaster Plan

David Hanson, 1986 .

NSF issues policies on misconduct in research

David Hanson, 1987 .

Chemists Can Expect Both Rewards, Challenges as Experts in Legal Cases: Symposium examines role of chemists as expert witnesses in civil patent litigation, product liability cases, and criminal illegal drug abuse trials

David Hanson, Michael Heylin, 1991 .

Du Pont, EPA Investigate Possible Role Of Fungicide in Crop Deaths: ▪ Du Pont fungicide Benlate under scrutiny as complaints roll in from growers; firm establishes claims payment plan

David Hanson, 1992 .

FDA CONFRONTS NANOTECHNOLOGY: Agency believes it has the authority it needs to regulate NANOMATERIALS

David Hanson, 2008 .

Bush issues risk-based biotechnology policy

David Hanson, 1992 .

Field-Test Approval of DNA Products Draws Criticism: Concern centers on agencies' ability to judge risk to environment, human health; new panel set up to work out testing, other problems

David Hanson, 1985 .

CONFLICT OVER AIR QUALITY RULES

David Hanson, 1996 .

Budget cuts threaten synthetic fuels projects: Support for demonstration facilities will be axed unless Congress resists cuts or revises plans for new Synthetic Fuels Corp.

David Hanson, 1981 .

Study Criticizes Federal Protection Of Workers from Illness, Injury: Report for Congress finds many deficiencies in practices of Occupational Safety & Health Administration, recommends corrective action

David Hanson, 1985 .

CONGRESS ENACTS FAST-TRACK BILL: Bush will gain negotiating authority denied by Congress since 1994

David Hanson, David Hanson, 2002 .

BILL MANDATES PUBLIC ACCESS: RESEARCH POLICY: Free online access to NIH-funded research papers is required within 12 months

David Hanson, 2007 .

Pharmaceutical Industry Optimistic About Improvements at FDA: • Shorter approval times, hopes for reform in agency procedures push R&D spending at pharmaceutical firms to new highs

David Hanson, 1992 .

Agent orange tied to cancer, other illnesses

David Hanson, 1993 .

Study points up lower federal R&D funding

David Hanson, 1983 .

Clinton's 1995 Budget Proposal Calls for Increases in R&D Funding: But in a tightly constrained budget, the focus is on research that addresses national goals

David Hanson, Pamela Zurer, Bette Hileman, 1994 .

PHOTOCOPY COPYRIGHTS:: Publishers win landmark fair use case

David Hanson, 1992 .

INSIGHTS: UNIVERSITIES CHAFE UNDER R&D CONSTRAINTGovernment restrictions on performing and publishing research are unjustified

David Hanson, 2004 .

RD R&D funding requests for most of the departments and agencies are up

Lois Ember, David Hanson, Janice R. Long, 1984 .

Reauthorization of Clean Water Act remains debatable, raises objections

David Hanson, 1994 .

Senators claim Hanford cleanup wastes billions

David Hanson, 1995 .

Public's Misconceptions Act To Bar Effective Risk Communication: National Research Council panel emphasizes balance, source competence, role of values in public's assessment of facts

David Hanson, Pamela Zurer, 1989 .

Effort urged to manage biological resources

David Hanson, 1993 .

More Research on Waste Sites Urged

David Hanson, 1986 .

Office of Management & Budget Suggests EPA Regulatory Change: OMB official claims agency is overregulating through significant new use rules; some Congressmen believe OMB meddling in EPA policy

David Hanson, Janice Long, 1983 .

More safety planning urged for DOE reactors

David Hanson, 1988 .

ENVIRONMENTAL AUDITING EPA policy draws mixed industry reviews

David Hanson, 1995 .

PESTICIDES AND FOOD SAFETY Administration proposes broad reforms

David Hanson, 1993 .

Toxics Release Inventory Report Shows Chemical Emissions Continuing To Fall: EPA program stresses right-to-know issues, requires that facilities report efforts to reduce toxic chemical releases

David Hanson, 1996 .

Audit privilege laws stir controversy

David Hanson, 1997 .

Scaled-Down Pesticide Bill Passes in House: Key provisions of latest bill would speed up reregistration of existing pesticides and end indemnity payments to producers for banned products

David Hanson, 1988 .

Pesticide Reform Bill Moves in House, Stalls in Senate: Called Harpers Ferry bill, proposed legislation is favored by environmental groups, but isn't likely to be acted on this session

David Hanson, 1983 .

Science agencies tell of assessment plans

David Hanson, David Hanson, 1996 .

House debates waste export control bill

David Hanson, 1989 .

INSIGHTS: BUDGET PROBLEMS FOR SCIENCEDespite rhetoric about importance of research, latest budget proposal treats R&D poorly

David Hanson, 2003 .

Fuel Economy Standards Out, Ethanol In

David Hanson, 2002 .

ELECTIONS: LITTLE IMPACT ON SCIENCE: Retirements bring some new faces to key congressional science committees

David Hanson, 1996 .

Drug maker tries to get antibiotic off toxic tist

David Hanson, 1987 .

Administration issues OSHA reinvention plan

David Hanson, 1995 .

Despite rising budgets, scientists fret over federal support

David Hanson, 1987 .

Elections to Bring Major Changes In Senate Committees, Few in House: Regardless of which party controls the Senate after November, retirement of some committee chairmen will guarantee changes

David Hanson, Janice R. Long, 1986 .

INSIGHTS: ELECTION OPENS LEGISLATIVE GATESRepublican victory opens way for President Bush to get most of what he wants from Congress

David Hanson, 2002 .

NASA AT 40: SCIENCE LOOKS UP: As agency marks its anniversary, it focuses on research efforts ranging from basic biology to extreme physics

David Hanson, 1998 .

PREACHING CONVERGENCE

David Hanson, David Hanson, 2011 .

NIST Chemistry Labs Are Evolving To Meet Changing Needs Of Science

David Hanson, 1996 .

FDA's Hayes: goal approach to regulation: FDA commissioner believes regulations should be made only if necessary, that industry will comply if agency sets realistic goals

David Hanson, 1982 .

STRUGGLING WITH SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE

David Hanson, 1998 .

ACS study shows OSHA rules won't work in labs

David Hanson, 1981 .

Debate Continues on Listing Carcinogens

David Hanson, 1988 .

98th Congress Faces Plethora of Tough Decisions: Legislators may prove less cooperative with the President as controversial budget, energy, and environmental issues reappear on their agenda

Lois Ember, David Hanson, Janice R. Long, 1983 .

Bill to expand toxic chemicals inventory in works

David Hanson, 1991 .

Bush Budget Proposal Calls For Increases in R&D Funding: Proposal favors budget increases for basic research, big science projects such as the Superconducting Super Collider, science education

David Hanson, Janice R. Long, 1989 .

Energy Office Funds High-Risk, Innovative Research: Department of Energy division that explores highly novel ideas evolving from basic research has supported work in cold fusion experiments

David Hanson, 1989 .

INSIGHTS: RESEARCH FUNDING ON SHAKY GROUNDDespite record growth in 2001, Congress may not be quite so generous in fiscal 2002

David Hanson, 2001 .

RESEARCH National Academies report calls for more data stewardship

David Hanson, 2009 .

Study finds some cancer/dioxin link

David Hanson, 1991 .

TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY EPA seeks to monitor 313 more chemicals

David Hanson, 1994 .

Survey finds public supports biotechnology

David Hanson, 1987 .

Congress Begins Effort To Reform Occupational Safety & Health Act: House and Senate hold hearings on major reforms of OSHA with new emphasis on rules and enforcement

David Hanson, 1993 .

Drugmakers seek reform in drug approval

David Hanson, 1996 .

RESEARCH TRENDS: “Science & Engineering Indicators” report shows that BASIC RESEARCH is hurting

David Hanson, 2008 .

Biotech regulatory policy issues aired

David Hanson, 1986 .

CONGRESSIONAL CRYSTAL BALL HAZY: Republican ranks likely to dwindle, but not by enough for them to lose control of both the House and Senate

David Hanson, 1996 .

NSF'S FUTURE ROLE: Focus urged on basic research support

David Hanson, 1992 .

SCIENTIFIC INTEGRITY Interior Department is first to implement White House policy

David Hanson, 2011 .

EPA Probes Groundwater Pollution Threat

David Hanson, Janice Long, 1984 .

Sutton, Cuniff Complete Year As ACS Fellows: Congressional fellow Sutton will stay and work in Washington; Cuniff, first science policy fellow, has returned to teaching

David Hanson, 1988 .

Sports stars for health

David Hanson, 2005 .

AN XL PROJECT GOES SMOOTHLY: EPA's oft-criticized Project XL hits success with OSi Specialties by being small, focused

David Hanson, 1997 .

OBAMA AND SCIENCE: GOVERNMENT: New Administration will bring major changes for science policy and the chemical sector

David Hanson, Jeff Johnson, Susan Morrissey, 2008 .

Polymetallic Sulfides Pose Problems for Ocean Mining: Conference sums up research on these potentially valuable mineral deposits, also probes legal and federal regulatory aspects of commercialization

David Hanson, 1983 .

Hydrogen-powered rocket launched

David Hanson, 2004 .

Cities Fight To Avoid Superfund Liability for Municipal Landfills: Firms hit with site cleanup believe cities should pay share of cost while cities argue that industry is responsible for hazardous nature of landfills

David Hanson, 1991 .

Big Gains for R&D in Carter's Final Budget.

David Hanson, Lois Ember, Janice R. Long, 1981 .

Many University Research Facilities Need Repairs.

David Hanson, 1988 .

BALANCED BUDGET MAY SHIRK R&D: Despite push by some members of Congress to increase R&D funding, President's budget likely will not change research priorities

David Hanson, 1998 .

COMMERCE R&D REDUCED IN 2002: Proposed budget for NIST and NOAA will result in reductions for many programs

David Hanson, 2001 .

INSIGHTS: RED FLAG FOR RESEARCHIndustry-sponsored academic research is heading down a treacherous path

David Hanson, 2005 .

EPA's Reinvention Activities Run Afoul Of Regulatory Reform: ■ Despite a general consensus that EPA needs to become more responsive to today's challenges, Congress may stymie change

David Hanson, 1995 .

EPA Seeks To Make Project XL More Responsive To Industry, Community: ▪ Program designed to reward companies that reduce pollution is proving to be time-consuming and bureaucratic

David Hanson, 1996 .

Global trade panel fails to resolve environmental issues

David Hanson, 1997 .

INSIGHTS: CONFUSING INVENTORYAnnual data dump provides so much data that the public is more mystified than enlightened

David Hanson, David Hanson, 2002 .

High court lets agent orange settlement stand

David Hanson, 1988 .

SAFETY Popcorn makers remove diacetyl as flavoring for microwave products

David Hanson, 2007 .

OPPONENTS FAIL TO KILL ATP: Despite efforts of some members of Congress, White House support saves Advanced Technology Program

David Hanson, 1996 .

Better Risk Assessment Emerges From More Sophisticated Science Data: A better understanding of how chemicals cause disease will allow the government to fine-tune risk assessment methods

David Hanson, 1992 .

GOOD NEWS FOR SCIENCE BUDGETS: House and Senate are on track to BOOST FUNDS at several science agencies in 2010

David Hanson, 2009 .

EPA, Environmentalists Feud Over Land Ban Waste Rule: Characteristic wastes are focus of controversy; EPA says dilution rule will greatly limit toxicity but environmentalists oppose plan

David Hanson, 1990 .

INDUSTRY SUPPORTS FAST-TRACK BILL: Lack of trade agreement negotiating power may be costing chemical industry access to new trade markets

David Hanson, 1997 .

Waste Treatment Regulation To Exact Heavy Penalty on Industry

David Hanson, David Hanson, 1988, Chemical & Engineering News Archive.

NOBEL LAUREATES SUPPORT OBAMA: CAMPAIGN 2008: Letter says Democratic candidate is the best choice for science and technology

David Hanson, 2008 .

NAS Prepares Guide for Lab Handling of Chemical Wastes: Available next month from National Academy of Sciences, book details how labs can dispose of harmful wastes in line with EPA rules

David Hanson, 1983 .

LOSING THE COMPETITIVE EDGE: SCIENCE FUNDING: Report says increased federal support is necessary for research, education

David Hanson, 2010 .

Conflict heightens over privatization of NTIS

David Hanson, 1988 .

Further C0 reductions opposed by industry

David Hanson, 1995 .

Clean Sites Inc. Moves Into Full Swing with Waste Cleanup: After three-year startup period, the independent firm is currently involved at 60 waste sites—as mediator, adviser, or cleanup manager

David Hanson, 1987 .

Chemical method for destroying PCBs found

David Hanson, 1991 .

President's budget proposal increases mostly defense, homeland security

David Hanson, 2004 .

Administration Proposes 8% Rise In Federal RD proposed funding for basic research is up only 4% to $9.7 billion

David Hanson, Wil Lepkowski, Janice R. Long, 1987 .

Chemical engineers indicted in wastes case

David Hanson, 1988 .

CHEMICAL PLANT SAFETY: OSHA rule addresses industry concerns

David Hanson, 1992 .

Toxic Release Inventory Becomes Springboard to New Laws: Confusion, frustration reign at recent meeting of chemists and engineers in charge of chemical industry's environmental programs

David Hanson, 1991 .

Academia's Federal R&D Funding Probed

David Hanson, 1987 .

Little Serious Health Damage Linked to Waste Sites

David Hanson, 1985 .

HHS rebuts agent orange coverup charge

David Hanson, 1990 .

Agricultural Research Braces For Change As Major Budget Cuts Loom: USDA's complex, but quite successful research programs face serious restructuring as budgets shrink and priorities shift

David Hanson, 1996 .

Tougher rules for transport of volatile toxic chemicals

David Hanson, 1985 .

CONGRESSIONAL OUTLOOK '98: Balanced budget issues will head short legislative session that will debate energy, environmental, and science policy matters

Jeff Johnson, Lois Ember, David Hanson, 1998 .

EARTH DAY BRINGS OUT POLITICIANS: Everybody claims to be an environmentalist for the day

David Hanson, 2002 .

EPA To Appeal Court Dedsion on Negligible-Risk Policy for Pesticides

David Hanson, 1992 .

Environmental Protection Agency Sets Blueprint For Revamping R&D Effort: ▪ Office of Research & Development will be realigned to strengthen organizational structure after performance reviews

David Hanson, 1994 .

Election Causes Few Changes In Congressional Offices

David Hanson, Janice Long, David Hanson, 1988 .

RULES TO ASSESS RAIL MERGERS SET: Goal is to improve rail competition, but chemical industry is doubtful

David Hanson, David Hanson, 2001 .

CONGRESS 2001: The spirit of bipartisanship and the act of compromise will be needed if the House and Senate are to pass any meaningful legislation this year

David Hanson, Cheryl Hogue, Jeff Johnson, 2001 .

Study assesses multinational firms' role in trade

David Hanson, 1993 .

Bush's 1993 Budget Proposes 5% Increase in Funding for R&D: NSF's budget would exceed $3 billion, individual investigators would get more support, and various science education plans would receive more funding

David Hanson, Pamela Zurer, Bette Hileman, 1992 .

Congressional Outlook '90

David Hanson, Pamela Zurer, Lois Ember, 1990 .

Science and Technology Policy Face Tough Period of Change: R&D funding, and cooperation among industry, universities, and government were major topics at recent AAAS forum

David Hanson, 1992 .

Freeze put on toxic waste incinerators

David Hanson, 1993 .

The Design of a Constrained layer Damping Solution for Rail Car Brake Squeal

David Hanson, Paul Walsh, Norm Broner, 2008 .

NANOTECH STRATEGY: Prioritizing federal efforts for studying HEALTH AND SAFETY of nanomaterials evolves

David Hanson, David Hanson, 2008 .

CMA airs chemical testing plan

David Hanson, 1999 .

STOPPING THE BOMBS: JIEDDO moves fast to get technology to the field to stop IMPROVISED EXPLOSIVE DEVICES

David Hanson, 2008 .

Dow sets up panel of environmental advisers

David Hanson, 1991 .

Some Pitfalls in Using AS2377:2002 for Passby Noise Measurement

David Hanson, David Anderson, Thomas Boxoen, 2011 .

Research Funding Grew in 1980s, More Support Went to Research Teams: ▪ Decade-long shift has brought a decline in the percentage of funds granted to individuals, research centers

David Hanson, 1993 .

R&D GROWTH STALLS IN 2000 BUDGET: Total funding falls 1% as defense R&D takes a big cut, but other agencies get modest spending raises in fiscal 2000

Jeff Johnson, David Hanson, Linda Raber, 1999 .

Reading The New Congress: Despite new committee heads, NATIONAL PROBLEMS will remain hard to resolve

David Hanson, 2006 .

Living With Radon: EPA’s efforts to save people from RADIOACTIVITY IN THEIR HOMES have accomplished little

David Hanson, 2011 .

Superfund Tax Bill Introduced

David Hanson, 2011 .

SCIENCE SECRECY WEARS MANY FACES: AAAS/MIT conference illustrates complexity of issues surrounding secrecy, offers scant advice

David Hanson, 1999 .

Holistic approach to risk management urged

David Hanson, 1996 .

Intel gets the second Project XL permit

David Hanson, 1996 .

Groundwater protection strategy debated

David Hanson, 1981 .

PUSH TO RENEW SUPERFUND TAX: INDUSTRY CLEANUP: EPA urges Congress to pass legislation reinstating tax on chemicals and oil

David Hanson, 2010 .

Panel praises NIST technology programs

David Hanson, 1996 .

Worker Risk Notification Bills Meet Barrage of Criticism: Problems with defining which workers to notify and legal issues raised by notification are stressed at hearings in both House and Senate

David Hanson, 1987 .

OSHA LEVIES FINES FOR FATAL BLAST: SAFETY: Agency cites negligence for explosion at Kleen Energy power plant

David Hanson, 2010 .

COPING WITH CHANGE: Forum tells researchers to EXPECT LESS MONEY and an emphasis on problem solving in the future

David Hanson, 2008 .

EPA hazardous waste regulations draw fire

David Hanson, 1990 .

Chlorinated biphenyls issue still unresolved: EPA claims MCBs are the same as PCBs despite Dow contention that they differ chemically; next big move up to Administrator Gorsuch

David Hanson, 1982 .

Rail Decision Worries Chemical Manufacturers

David Hanson, 1998 .

Enhancement of EAP actuated facial expressions by designed chamber geometry in elastomers

David Hanson, Yonas Tadesse, Shashank Priya, 2006, SPIE Smart Structures and Materials + Nondestructive Evaluation and Health Monitoring.

Agricultural chemical makers face tough issues

David Hanson, 1991 .

EPA reports continued air quality improvement

David Hanson, 1997 .

POLICY CHANGES IN BUDGET BILL: LEGISLATION: Omnibus spending package contains many nonbudget provisions

David Hanson, Cheryl Hogue, Susan Morrissey, 2008 .

Better ways to detect pesticide residues urged

David Hanson, 1988 .

A Neuro-Symbolic Humanlike Arm Controller for Sophia the Robot pdf

David Hanson, Alishba Imran, Abhinandan Vellanki, 2020, ArXiv.

Applications of EAP to the Entertainment Industry

David Hanson, 2004 .

Beware of reports bearing data

David Hanson, 1998 .

Crew Reported Safe In Gulf Oil Platform Fire

David Hanson, 2010 .

Deadline set for claims against Dow Corning

David Hanson, 1996 .

Pesticide Makers Making Headway With Risk Assessment Argument

David Hanson, 1994 .

National Labor Relations Board Says Graduate Students Are Not Employees

David Hanson, 2004 .

PRESIDENT AWARDS SCIENCE MEDALS: AWARDS: Winners of the National Medals of Science and of Technology & Innovation are chosen

David Hanson, 2010 .

Wagon squeal – is noise costing us money?

David Hanson, Shaun Robertson, 2016 .

Bills introduced to give EPA Cabinet status

David Hanson, 1988 .

Federal agencies face huge cleanup costs

David Hanson, 1990 .

Hazardous waste cleanup firm makes progress

David Hanson, 1986 .

ELECTION UPHOLDS STATUS QUO: Congressional committees in charge of science and technology remain largely unchanged

David Hanson, 1998 .

U.S. seeks to curtail hazardous waste exports

David Hanson, 1994 .

Congressional Outlook '84

David Hanson, Janice R. Long, 1984 .

EPA to reduce dioxin limits for paper makers

David Hanson, 1990 .

EC PROPOSES NEW CHEMICAL STRATEGY: Proposal for testing and licensing chemicals requires big industry effort over 20 years

David Hanson, 2001 .

TREASURY CHANGES R&D TAX CREDIT RULES: Newly proposed regulations aim for simplification, less paperwork

David Hanson, 2001 .

GOVERNMENT: Many University Research Facilities Need RepairsNational Science Foundation survey finds that more schools are deferring lab construction because they can't secure funding for renovation

David Hanson, 1988 .

Chemical makers concerned over trade policies

David Hanson, 1992 .

CURBS ON CHLORINE SOUGHT: EPA plan outrages chemical makers

David Hanson, Bette Hileman, David Hanson, 1994 .

Bush choice for EPA head widely acclaimed

David Hanson, 1989 .

Senate Regulatory Reform Bill Focuses On Costs, Benefits Of Regulations: Despite sponsors' efforts to compromise, critics say bill's provisions would halt regulatory agencies from issuing any rules at all

David Hanson, 1995 .

AAAS's Colloquium On Science Funding Says Budget Cuts Will Hurt R&D: Regulatory reform and tax cuts are affecting major federal research programs, angering science policy analysts

David Hanson, 1995 .

Congressional Outlook '88

David Hanson, Janice R. Long, 1988 .

SophiaPop: Experiments in Human-AI Collaboration on Popular Music pdf

David Hanson, Audrey Brown, Matthew Aylett, 2020, ArXiv.

Reauthorization Of Clean Water Act Remains Debatable, Raises Objections: House panel hearings find that many groups, including chemical industry, oppose such additions as groundwater discharges

David Hanson, 1994 .

Conference focuses on risk assessment

David Hanson, 1995 .

Defense pollution reduction efforts paying off

David Hanson, 1992 .

House Probes Proposed Research Budget Cuts at NBS: Concern centers on cuts in fire, buildings, and computer programs; consensus is that much of the deleted funds may be restored to agency

David Hanson, 1983 .

ACS NEWS: Attitude of Readers Toward C&EN Probed by Extensive Survey

David Hanson, Michael Heylin, 1987 .

An office for funding unusual energy projects: Department of Energy's Division of Advanced Energy Projects supports exploratory research on novel, high-risk roposals others won't fund

David Hanson, 1982 .

FUSION CONTROVERSY: Congress excited, but doubts grow

Ron Dagani, David Hanson, 1989 .

Congressional election '82: some key races are shaping up

David Hanson, Janice R. Long, 1982 .

Export of unregistered pesticides draws fire

David Hanson, 1991 .

Funding foreign R&D merits closer attention

David Hanson, 1995 .

FREEING BASIC RESEARCH: Department of Defense memo may REVERSE THE RECENT RISE in government restrictions on some university research

David Hanson, 2008 .

Study Gives Low Grades to U.S. Precollege Science Education.

David Hanson, 1988 .

EPA Plans More Flexible Guidelines To Assess Cancer Risk from Chemicals: ▪ Revised guidelines will utilize new knowledge of molecular biology of cancer and mechanisms of cell metabolism

David Hanson, 1992 .

A Comparison of Two Fan Stage Designs With Different Rotor Leading Edge Sweep

David Hanson, John Gunaraj, Jeffrey Hayes, 2014 .

MPEG-4 FAP Animation Applied to Humanoid Robot Head

David Hanson, Nadia Magnenat-Thalmann, Zerrin Kasap, 2010 .

Development of an Advanced Respirator Fit-Test Headform

David Hanson, Ziqing Zhuang, Michael S. Bergman, 2012, Journal of occupational and environmental hygiene.

government insights: Better data needed for EPA health rules

David Hanson, 1998 .

INVESTIGATION Safety board report on 2010 accidents says DuPont was lax on safety action

David Hanson, 2011 .

newscripts: UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES, LASER WEAPON MOVIES, EXPLOSIONS

David Hanson, 2008 .

Chemical firms expect benefits from Europe '92

David Hanson, 1989 .

R&D BUDGET FACES LEAN YEAR: Bush proposal is strong on defense and security, while basic research is left with minimal gain

Jeff Johnson, David Hanson, Cheryl Hogue, 2003 .

Process R&D instrumentation

David Hanson, 2006 .

1999 BUDGET LIFTS R&D OUTLOOK

David Hanson, Jeff Johnson, Linda Raber, 1998 .

BUSH HONORS SCIENCE: Medals awarded, new grants to star

David Hanson, Pamela Zurer, 1991 .

Business group blasts changes in clean air bill

David Hanson, 1988 .

Stronger Competitive Research Urged At USDA

David Hanson, 2000 .

Mir problems incite congressional ire

David Hanson, 1997 .

Clinton Administration Backs Proposed Legislation To Reform OSHA: ▪ House, Senate bills call far changes in rule making, enforcement, relationships between employers, employees

David Hanson, 1994 .

EPA in trouble over inventory expansion

David Hanson, 1997 .

EPA funding research of new synthetic routes

David Hanson, 1992 .

NIH leads government in technology transfer

David Hanson, 1999 .

Senate approves biotech patent protection bill

David Hanson, 1993 .

New Framework Sought for Science, Technology Federal Budget Process: Study requested by Senate committee suggests ways to assess budgets, establish priorities, and improve allocation of funds

David Hanson, 1989 .

Consumer products agency seeks new start

David Hanson, 1989 .

Changes in Food Safety Laws Eyed in Senate Hearings: Proponents argue for fine tuning of regulations because of technological advances and changes in people's perception of diet's effect on health

David Hanson, 1983 .

Government Support Of Industry R&D Protected Under New Trade Pact: ▪ Early worries that agreement would make federal R&D subsidies illegal trade barriers are largely unfounded

David Hanson, 1994 .

Better management of federal scientists urged

David Hanson, 1993 .

Simulated chemical attack on nation's Capitol

David Hanson, 1997 .

Land ban rule hikes chemical waste disposal cost

David Hanson, 1988 .

GE LOSES CHALLENGE TO SUPERFUND LAW: Appeals court REJECTS COMPANY’S ARGUMENT that part of law is unconstitutional

David Hanson, 2010 .

States Get Options On Greenhouse Gases

David Hanson, 2010 .

Congressional Elections Promise Few Major Changes for 1985: In the House the election is likely to affect few positions of interest to the chemical community, but certain key Senate contests seem close

David Hanson, 1984 .

government insights: NIST Industry Program Slowly Fading Away

David Hanson, 2000 .

Emerging Humanoids and Humanlike Robots

Yoseph Bar-Cohen, David Hanson, Adi Marom, 2009 .

OSHA HITS BP WITH RECORD FINE

Jeff Johnson, David Hanson, 2009 .

OSHA Proposal Takes Aim at Plant Accident Prevention: Although supportive of rule, industry voices concerns about implementation, nature and frequency of inspections, and training of plant operators

David Hanson, 1990 .

Close vote expected in Senate for SSC funding

David Hanson, 1992 .

EPA issues report on indoor pollution

David Hanson, 1989 .

2009 RD big changes are expected from Congress

David Hanson, Cheryl Hogue, Jeff Johnson, 2008 .

Asbestos use faces further restrictions

David Hanson, 1980 .

안드로이드 타입 휴머노이드 로봇 알버트 휴보의 개발

오준호, David Hanson, 박일우, 2006 .

Major Proposal Completes EPA Rules for Land Disposal of Wastes: Final third of regulations deals with some of toughest hazardous waste streams, sets deadlines for their treatment; target for law is May 1990

David Hanson, 1989 .

Science programs listed for possible budget cuts

David Hanson, 1988 .

Chemical Industry Argues Against Proposed RCRA Changes

David Hanson, 1990 .

SUPREME COURT ON SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE: Opinion clarifies rules on admission, dismissal of expert testimony

David Hanson, 1997 .

EPA tries to pare number of toxics release forms

David Hanson, 1994 .

U.S. Gets Its Way on Approval of New Chemicals: International organization bows to U.S. pressure and allows nations to set their own rules for approving new chemicals for marketing

David Hanson, 1983 .

Chemical Lab Safety Draws Renewed Interest.

David Hanson, 1980 .

ADMINISTRATION POLICIES ARE PANNED

David Hanson, 2006 .

Stricter Drinking Water Bills Passed

David Hanson, 1985 .

Conditional okay given controversial pesticide

David Hanson, David Hanson, 1994 .

U.S. chemical exporters face EEC rule deadline: European Economic Community directive gives firms until Dec. 31 to add to existing inventory; expense may be considerable

David Hanson, 1982 .

Democrats Gain a 10-Seat Majority in the Senate: Items on the Democratic agenda are expected to receive more attention in the Senate in the next two years; in the House little change is forecast

David Hanson, Janice R. Long, 1986 .

Humanlike Articulate Robotic Headform to Replace Human Volunteers in Respirator Fit Testing

David Hanson, Joseph D. Wander, Richard Margolin, 2012 .

Chemical Executives Urge Regulatory Reform Agenda, More Voluntary Effort: ▄ Company heads see Responsible Care-type programs in the U.S. and abroad as key to reducing environmental regulations

David Hanson, 1994 .

Pesticide reform bill kills Delaney clause

David Hanson, 1996 .

BUDGET BATTLE CONTINUES: Final appropriations may depend on extent of across-the-board reductions

David Hanson, 2003 .

Performance Analysis of Deep Learning Workloads on a Composable System

David Hanson, Todd Deshane, Chekuri Choudary, 2021, 2021 IEEE International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium Workshops (IPDPSW).

A Personal Perspective on the Initial Federal Health-Based Regulation to Remove Lead from Gasoline

David Hanson, Kenneth Bridbord, David Hanson, 2009, Environmental health perspectives.

Performance of a 46-Gbps Dual-Polarization QPSK Transceiver in a High-PMD Fiber Transmission Experiment

David Hanson, Lynn E. Nelson, Xiang Zhou, 2008 .

Piezoelectric Actuation and Sensing for Facial Robotics

David Hanson, Harry E. Stephanou, Dan O. Popa, 2006 .