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Table of Contents
1.1 The Panel's Mandate
1.2 Methodology
Section 2 – Current Patterns of Federal Science Activities
2.1 The Role and Nature of Federal
S&T Activity
2.2 Scale and Distribution of Federal
S&T Activity
Section 3 – S&T Linkages Involving Federal Laboratories, Academia and the Private Sector
3.1 Linkages with Academia
3.2 Linkages with the Private Sector
3.3 Inter-Sectoral Linkage
Arrangements in Other Countries
3.4 Typologies of Alternative
Management Arrangements
Section 4 – Identification of Early Candidates for New Management Arrangements
4.1 General Observations
4.2 Selection of Early Candidates
4.3 Overall Assessment of Proposals
Section 5 – A Framework for Inter-Sectoral S&T Integration (ISTI) Involving Federal Laboratories
5.1 Input from Roundtable Discussions
and Stakeholder Consultations
5.2 A Framework for Assessing
Opportunities for ISTI
Section 6 – Concluding Observations
Appendix I – Panel Membership and
Terms of Reference
Appendix II – International Case
Studies
Appendix III – Typologies of
Alternative Management Arrangements
Appendix IV – Proposal Submission
Template
Appendix V – Summary of Input on
Inter-Sectoral S&T Integration
Appendix VI – A Note on Implementing
New Management Arrangements
Appendix VII – List of Acronyms
