Forest Products Research at U.S. Universities in 1988-1989

Authors

  • Stephen Smulski
  • Jim Bowyer
  • Richard Thomas
  • Ali Moslemi

Keywords:

Forest products research, university research, research funding

Abstract

Professional staffing, research emphasis, and funding levels for forest products research conducted in 37 programs at 35 universities in the United States in academic year 1988-1989 are presented. General trends in academic forest products research for the period 1982 to 1989 are also described.

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Published

2007-06-28

Issue

Number 4 / October 1991

Section

Research Contributions

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