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The Bush Years, 1989-93 History of Federal Science Policy During the 1988 presidential campaign, Vice President George H.W. Bush had a science adviser: D. Allan Bromley, Professor of Physics at Yale and a charter member of the White House Science Council.1 Upon his election, Bush nominated Bromley as Assistant to the President for Science and Technology and make him an active member of the Economic Policy Council and the national security planning processes. Chapter Outline: Reviving the Substance of the OSTP Act of 1976 Bridge Building Revitalizing OSTP Federal R&D Budgets PCAST FCCSET Technology Policy Science and International Relations National Innovation Systems Council on Competitiveness The Open Courses Library introduces you to the best Open Source Courses.