United States. Congress. Office of Technology Assessment
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Works (50)

Technologies for understanding and preventing substance abuse and addiction

International partnerships in large science projects

Commercial biotechnology

Electronic surveillance in a digital age (Background paper)

Green products by design

Human gene therapy

Impacts of antibiotic-resistant bacteria

Renewing our energy future

High performance computing & networking for science

Complex cleanup

Computer-based national information systems

New developments in biotechnology

Identifying and regulating carcinogens

Alternative coca reduction strategies in the Andean Region

Miniaturization Technologies

Special care units for people with Alzheimer's and other dementias

Genetic tests and health insurance : results of a survey : background paper

Mapping our genes

Medical technology and costs of the Medicare program

Technologies to maintain biological diversity

Advanced network technology

Does health insurance make a difference?

Starpower

Trade and environment

Dioxin treatment technologies

U.S. oil import vulnerability

Strategic defenses

Intellectual property rights in an age of electronics and information

The Menopause, Hormone Therapy, and Women's Health (Background Paper)

Education and technology

Industrial energy efficiency

Facing America's trash

American military power

Technology, innovation, and regional economic development

Effects of information technology on financial services systems

Improving automobile fuel economy

Testing and assessment in vocational education (Background paper)

US-Mexico trade

Electric power wheeling and dealing

Diagnosis related groups (DRGs) and the Medicare program

New developments in biotechnology

Alternatives to animal use in research, testing, and education

New opportunities for U.S. universities in development assistance

Informational technology and its impact on American education

Costs and effectiveness of prostate cancer screening in elderly men

Information technology R&D

Adolescent health

The technological reshaping of metropolitan America

Biological rhythms

The 1992 World Administrative Radio Conference