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Scientists, Engineers, and Technicians in Industry
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This series provides data on the number of scientists, engineers and technicians employed in the U.S. economy.
Most current
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Scientists, Engineers, and Technicians in the US: 2001
[NSF 05-313]
(tables)
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Previous publication(s)
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Scientists, Engineers, and Technicians in the US: 2000
[NSF 05-311]
(tables)
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Scientists, Engineers, and Technicians in the US: 1999
[NSF 05-312]
(tables)
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Scientists, Engineers, and Technicians in the US: 1998
[NSF 02-313]
(tables)
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Scientists, Engineers, and Technicians in Trade and Regulated Industries: 1994
[NSF 98-305]
(tables)
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Services Sector S&E Employment Rises, Then Falls Sharply As Engineering and Technician Jobs Are Cut
[NSF 97-322]
(brief)
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Scientists, Engineers, and Technicians in Nonmanufacturing Industries: 1993
[NSF 96-332]
(tables)
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Nonmanufacturing S&E Employment Continues to Increase, But at Slower Rate
[NSF 95-343]
(brief)
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