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Message from the President and CEO
September 8, 2010CRDF Awardee Named New Engineering Dean at UC Merced
September 8, 2010CRDF Initiative on Global Innovation in Science and Technology (GIST): Consultative Process Initiated
September 7, 2010New TechInnovation Director Named
September 7, 2010Support CRDF, Charity 43172, Through the Combined Federal Campaign
September 7, 2010Copeland Named CRDF Nonproliferation Programs Director
September 2, 2010CRDF Conducts Ninth BRHE English Language Intensive Training Camp
August 20, 2010Irina Dezhina Discusses the Present State of Science, Technology and Innovation in Russia at CRDF/AAAS Event
August 13, 2010Technology Forecasting Workshop Creates Maps for Growth in Kazakhstan
July 30, 2010CRDF Hosts Capitol Hill Briefing on Science Diplomacy
July 23, 2010PCAST Remarks: Science Diplomacy Essential to Building Global Partnerships
July 19, 2010Message from the President and CEO - Forge June 2010
June 8, 2010One Year after President Obama's Cairo Speech: CRDF Launches New Middle East & North Africa Science and Technology Initiative
June 8, 2010U.S., Kazakh Scientists Build Understanding Through Collaborative Research
June 2, 2010CRDF Announces 2010 George Brown Award Winners
May 5, 2010CRDF Mourns Passing of Sergey A. Egorov
May 4, 2010CRDF in the News
Digital library on the cards as U.S. seeks to strengthen Islamic ties
Following President Barack Obama's pledges to push new technology and science in the Middle East during his Cairo speech, the United States is financing a plan to connect the region's universities and science institutes through a digital library to stretch from Morocco to Libya.
U.S. Group Plans a Digital Library to Aid North African Research
The U.S. Civilian Research and Development Foundation, a nonprofit created by the U.S. government to promote international science programs, is leading the effort and is initially working with Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia to increase their access to the latest international research, give scientists greater opportunities to collaborate, and hopefully bolster their scientific work and scholarly publishing.
Farouk El-Baz: The Future is in The Hands of Students Today
Promoting Science and Technology as Tools of Diplomacy
Getting to Know the Enemy
The New Russian Technology Transfer Legislation: An Overview of Federal Law No. 217-FZ
July 12, 2010US-IRAQ: Keys to a digital revolution
Five Years Later, an Ambitious Virtual Library is Turned Over to Iraqi Researchers and Scholars
U.S. Transfers Control of Iraqi E-Library
Science and Education Policies in Central and Eastern Europe, Balkans, Caucasus and Baltic Countries
May 10, 2010Behind the Curtain
Fact Sheets
The Global Innovation Through Technology (GIST) Initiative
July 26, 2010CRDF's General Capabilities
June 17, 2010Meeting Evolving Nonproliferation Challenges
June 16, 2010Cooperative Research on Climate Change & Energy
May 19, 2010CRDF Builds Energy Partnerships
November 1, 2009Promoting Science & Technology Collaboration with Ukraine
April 6, 2010CRDF and Biomedical Research
October 1, 2009Innovation Programs
June 17, 2009Supporting Science Cooperation and Development in Russia
June 17, 2009Advancing Diplomacy through Science and Technology
June 30, 2008CRDF in the Middle East and North Africa
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