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Steve Metz

Steve Metz

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Editor, Science and Children

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Total articles 5

  • Investing in the Military’s Future Through Strategic Research | RealClearDefense

    By Steve Metz Verified| RealClear Defense@ Leaders both inside and outside the professional military education system are often skeptical of basic research. It is inefficient by nature. Should military institutions pursue research that is not directly tied to immediate organizational needs? The case for applied research is clear, since it seeks to solve defined problems. But what about basic research, which advances knowledge more for its own sake, often with only a vague sense of its application potential?

    By Steve Metz Verified · RealClear Defense

    Aug. 03, 2018

  • INVESTING IN THE MILITARY'S FUTURE THROUGH STRATEGIC RESEARCH

    By Steve Metz Verified| armywarcollege.edu@ Should military institutions pursue research that is not directly tied to immediate organizational needs? The case for applied research is clear, since it seeks to solve defined problems. But what about basic research, which advances knowledge more for its own sake, often with only a vague sense of its application potential? Leaders both inside and outside the professional military education system are often skeptical of basic research. It is inefficient by nature.

    By Steve Metz Verified · armywarcollege.edu

    Aug. 01, 2018

  • Investing in the Military’s Future Through Strategic Research | RealClearDefense

    By Steve Metz Verified| RealClear Defense@ Leaders both inside and outside the professional military education system are often skeptical of basic research. It is inefficient by nature. Should military institutions pursue research that is not directly tied to immediate organizational needs? The case for applied research is clear, since it seeks to solve defined problems. But what about basic research, which advances knowledge more for its own sake, often with only a vague sense of its application potential?

    By Steve Metz Verified · RealClear Defense

    Aug. 03, 2018

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