The New York Times reports that President Obama’s proposed budget includes substantial increases for science research, including an 8% increase for the National Science Foundation from last year’s budget, rising to $7.4 billion. The Department of Education is also targeted for an increased discretionary budget to $49.7 billion from $46.2 billion in 2010.
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