American Science ManpowerNational Science Foundation, 1959 - Scientists |
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1954-55 Employment field Agricultural sciences appendix table astronomy B.-Number of employed Bachelor's degrees Master's biological sciences C.-Number Chemical engineering Chemistry and chemical degrees Doctor's degrees degrees Master's degrees description of types Design Inspection Developmental psychology distribution of employed doctorate Earth sciences employed scientists Employment field Total field and specialty field exploration full description Geography Geology and geophysics geophysics Includes Inspec level of education M.D. degrees Master's degrees Doctor's Mathematics_ median salary Medical sciences Meteorology National Register nonprofit organizations nonscientific specialties Number Percent Number Number Percent Total-all Numerical analysis Organic chemistry Percent Number Percent persons not reporting Physical chemistry Physics and astronomy Phytopathology private industry Quantitative psychology questionnaire Register of Scientific report level reporting salary sciences_ scientific and nonscientific Scientific and Technical scientific specialties scientists employed societies specify in Item TABLE B.-Number TECHNICAL NOTES Technical Personnel Technical writing Theoretical physics tion Total-all levels type of employer Type of function
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Page 13 - 8) to maintain a register of scientific and technical personnel and in other ways provide a central clearinghouse for information covering all scientific and technical personnel in the United States, including its Territories and possessions.
Page 13 - American Chemical Society, American Geological Institute, American Institute of Biological Sciences, American Institute of Physics, American Mathematical Society, American Meteorological Society, American Psychological Association, and the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology.
Page 17 - Explosives, jets, rockets, etc — Flight of missiles - ... High pressure phenomena Rheology Cryogenics . High temperature phenomena .. .. Heat radiation and transmission...
Page 14 - Technical writing, editing, patents, or library work. Design Inspection, clinical analysis, testing, analytical or process control. Technical sales and services or marketing and purchasing.
Page 15 - Register) were members or on mailing lists of the American Institute of Biological Sciences or the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology.