1. Serious shortages of scientists and engineers in the US

There are serious shortages or shortfalls in the U.S. of scientists and engineers – either current shortages/shortfalls, or “looming” ones – that bode ill for the creativity and competitiveness of the U.S. economy.

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1. Serious shortages of scientists and engineers in the US
1. No evidence of shortages of scientists or engineers
2. Insufficient new science and engineering graduates for employers
3. K-12 education in science and math is weak in US
4. US student interest in science and engineering careers is declining
5. Post-doc status offers excellent training for young scientists
6. Large government investment is needed
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