Document-making as Regular Production Activity of R & D Scientists and Engineers

How to Promote R&D-based Growth? Public Education Expenditure on Scientists and Engineers

This paper compares the positive and normative implications of two alternative measures to promote R&D-based growth: R&D subsidies to firms and publicly provided education targeted to the development of science and engineering (S&E) skills. The model accounts for the specificity of S&E skills, where individuals with heterogeneous ability choose their type of education. Although intertemporal kn...

Scientists and Engineers

Making FPGAs Accessible to Scientists and Engineers as Domain Expert Software Programmers with LabVIEW

s much of the administrative complexity of computer programming such as memory allocation and language syntax. New programmers typically report shorter learning curves with G than with other programming languages because they can relate G code to flow charts and other familiar visual representations of processes. Seasoned programmers can also take...

Engineers or Scientists?

Python for Scientists and Engineers

D uring the past decade, Python (an interpreted, high-level programming language) has arguably become the de facto standard for exploratory, interactive, and computation-driven scientific research. This issue discusses Python’s advantages for scientific research and presents several of the core Python libraries and tools used in this domain. Although the issue’s articles are selfcontained, they...