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Patricia D. Rausch, 

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National Science Board; Notice of 

Opportunity for Public Comment on 

the National Science Board Data 

Policies Report 

AGENCY: National Science Board (NSB), 

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ACTION: Request for public comments. 

SUMMARY: The National Science Board 

seeks comments from the public on the 

report from the Committee on Strategy 

and Budget’s Task Force on Data 

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and Management. 

DATES: Send comments by email to 

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Comments are due by close of business 

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SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: 

Recognizing that the proliferation of 

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on Data Policies to lead a broad 

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and managed to ensure broad, timely, 

and long-term availability to the 

research community. The 

recommendations in the resulting Data 

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commitment to ensuring broad, timely, 

and sustained access to digital research 

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