Federal research funding; Developing world transportation; Congestion relief; Transit-oriented development; Terror in transportation; Market-based regulation; Paying for invasive species damage.

Kevin Finneran
Testy about Testing.

Proposed big increases for R&D in FY 2003 may be in jeopardy; Department of Homeland Security will have big S&T component; Congress approves bill authorizing a doubling of NSF spending; Republican control of Congress could lead to science policy changes; President Bush signs cybersecurity R&D bill; New system to scrutinize foreign students hits snags; California approves landmark stem cell legislation.

Norman P. Neureiter
Science and Technology in Foreign Policy

Roger Pielke, Jr.
Daniel Sarewitz
Wanted: Scientific Leadership on Climate

Robert E. Skinner, Jr.
Highway Research for the 21st Century

William Zumeta
Joyce S. Raveling
Attracting the Best and the Brightest

Jerry Sheehan
OECD Science, Technology, and Industry Outlook

The forgotten half (Review of Beyond College for All: Career Paths for the Forgotten Half)

Broadband on the run (Review of Smart Mobs: The Next Social Revolution)

Lloyd V. Berkner.

Susan Sclafani

No Child Left Behind

James W. Pellegrino

Knowing What Students Know

Lorrie A. Shepard

The Hazards of High-Stakes Testing

Margaret Jorgensen

Can the Testing Industry Meet Growing Demand?

Elena Fagotto
Archon Fung

Improving Workplace Hazard Communication

Allegra Cangelosi

Blocking Invasive Aquatic Species

Susan Ehringhaus
David Korn

Conflicts of Interest in Human Subjects Research

Bill Strauss
M. Granger Morgan

Everyday Threats to Aircraft Safety