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TRB Planning has begun. For a summary of our last teleconference, read http://www.mrutc.org/COR/meetings/minutes/2009/CoRMeetingSummary2009-09-18.doc. This document describes the various sessions and workshops our committee is sponsoring.

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Based on the book, On Being a Scientist, this seven-minute video includes interviews with Stephanie J. Bird, co-editor-in-chief of Science and Engineering Ethics at Georgetown University and several new Ph.D.s from a variety of disciplines. Watch this video from NAS on http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIBjGV3OB0o

Thank you for participating in September's GoTo Meeting Agenda. Agenda was at http://www.mrutc.org/cor/meetings/documents/September2009Agenda.doc.

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New Updates include: The release of the third edition of On Being a Scientist (http://www.nap.edu/catalog.php?record_id=12192#description)

Test our sharepoint site at: SharePoint Web Site: http://transportationresearch.org.

The latest issue of the Committee's Conduit newsletter is now available at: http://www.mrutc.org/cor/resources/newsletter/Issue10.pdf.

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The TRB Conduct of Research Committee serves to increase the quality and effectiveness of transportation research by supporting and facilitating improved research planning and management processes. It promotes improved coordination between those who sponsor and conduct research and those who implement research products. It assists the Transportation Research Board in its role of stimulating research and serving as a national clearinghouse for research activities.
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