Naval Research Working Group (NRWG) & Thesis Research Working Group (TRWG) 15-1 (archived)
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Naval Postgraduate School Naval Research Working Group
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2016-03Metadata
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NPS hosted the Naval Research Working Group and the Thesis Research Working Group, 15-1 March 30 - April 3, 2015 aboard the Monterey campus. This annual activity is an essential element in the success of the NPS Naval Research Program, as envisioned by the Secretary of the Navy. It served as a forum for Navy and Marine organizations to communicate, review, validate, and recommend topics for NPS research in FY16. SECNAVINST 1524.2C dtd 141021 identifies that, “an active academic research program is vital to the quality of education provided to students, the attraction and retention of exceptional faculty members, and the provision of real-time, directly relevant deliverables to government sponsors.”
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