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Microsoft's Craig Mundie will be joining Obama's science and tech council
Posted by Sharon Chan
Craig Mundie, Microsoft's chief research and strategy officer, will be joining President Obama's Science and Technology Advisory Council. The group includes Google CEO Eric Schmidt and several academic leaders.
Under President George Bush, the previous board leaned heavily on business leaders, including now Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz and representatives from Lockheed Martin, EMC, Verisign. Bob Herbold, former executive vice president at Microsoft, also was a member.
Obama announced the new members during an address at the National Academy of Sciences today.
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