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DARPA says lack of scientists and engineers is a matter of national security

Feb. 8, 2010

According to Katie Drummond in her column posted January 15th on Wired.com DARPA is becoming concerned that so few wired-up, connected, with-it kids are moving into science and engineering tracks in school. And the numbers are continuing to fall.

So DARPA is asking for help.

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So DARPA is asking for help.

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