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In this study, Maurice Caullery explores the role of universities in the scientific life of the United States. Drawing on his extensive research and personal experience, Caullery provides a comprehensive overview of the key issues and challenges facing American universities and their scientific programs. From funding to research priorities, this volume offers valuable insights into the workings of one of the world's most dynamic scientific communities.
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