Partial Support for U.S. Participation in Research Projects at the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA)
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Objective:  This one-year award to the American Academy of Arts                 and Science will be used to provide partial support for the                     research projects described below to be conducted at the                        International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA).                   The American Academy is the U.S. National Member Organization                   (NMO) adhering to IIASA.                                                                                                                                        The research projects to be supported are the following:                        ecologically sustainable development of the biosphere;                          integrated assessment of climate impacts; population aging;                     system dynamics; and algorithm development for stochastic                       optimization problems; and computer-integrated manufacturing.                                                                                                   NSF staff intends to work closely with the American Academy of                  Arts and Sciences and IIASA personnel to encourage the                          implementation of high-quality research programs.                                                                                                               On the basis of scientific and national interest                                considerations, the NSF' Directorate of Scientific,                             Technological and International Affairs (STIA) recommends an                    award of $455,000 to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences                  for programmatic support of IIASA.                                                                                                                              On March 15, 1988 the Department of State concurred that this                   award is consistent with the foreign policy of the United                       States.
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{'Code': '7666', 'Text': 'EARMARKED PROGRAM FUNDS'}
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