Webinar Offers Insight Into the Federal RD Budget

Online course Offers Insight Into the Federal RD Budget Online course Offers Insight Into the Federal RD Budget Online course Offers Insight Into the Federal R&D Budget Matthew Hourihan ASMEs Government Relations office will introduce a free online class, Fiscal Year 2016 Federal Research and Development (RD) Budget, on Wednesday, May 20 at 12:00 p.m. Eastern Time. The hour-long online class will give members the chance to increase a more prominent comprehension of the FY16 RD Budget, the spending needs for the organization and Congress, and bits of knowledge into the effect of government speculations on building research. The online class will be introduced by Matthew Hourihan, chief of the RD Budget and Policy Program for the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). Before joining AAAS, Hourihan filled in as a spotless vitality strategy investigator at the Information Technology Innovation Foundation. There, he followed government vitality RD ventures and advancement exercises, and composed a few white papers and strategy briefs investigating the job of development in illuminating the country's vitality and atmosphere challenges. He got an experts degree in open arrangement with an emphasis on science and innovation strategy from George Mason University, and a lone wolves degree in news coverage from Ithaca College. To enlist for the online class, visit the ASME Public Policy Education Center at http://ppec.asme.org.