Friday, August 15, 2008
Not exactly a congressional balance
Interesting piece of trivia from Scientists and Engineers for America...
How many scientists are in Congress?
Answer:
In the 110th Congress there are 8 members of Congress with PhDs specifically in the hard sciences. This number varies depending upon how you define "scientist" and whether or not you include people who received medical degrees, social science degrees, and bachelors and masters degrees in the sciences.
Vern Ehlers (R MI)
Nuclear Physics
Roscoe Bartlett (R MD)
Physiology
Bill Foster (D IL)
Physics
Tim Murphy (R PA)
Psychology
Rush Holt (D NJ)
Physics
John Olver (D MA)
Chemistry
Brian Baird (D WA)
Clinical Psychology
Gerald McNerney (D CA)
Math
Rush Holt--will he assist science?
Labels:
congressmen,
science
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