Office of Science and Technology Policy - Past Science Advisors

Past Science Advisors

President Name Term
Franklin D. Roosevelt Vannevar Bush 1939–1951
Harry S. Truman Oliver E. Buckley 1951–1952
Harry S. Truman Lee A. DuBridge 1952–1953
Dwight Eisenhower Lee A. DuBridge 1953–1956
Dwight Eisenhower Isadore I. Rabi 1956–1957
Dwight Eisenhower James Killian 1957–1959
Dwight Eisenhower George Kistiakowsky 1959–1961
John F. Kennedy Jerome B. Wiesner 1961–1963
Lyndon B. Johnson Jerome B. Wiesner 1963–1964
Lyndon B. Johnson Donald F. Hornig 1964–1969
Richard Nixon Lee A. DuBridge 1969–1970
Richard Nixon Edward E. David Jr. 1970–1973
Gerald Ford H. Guyford Stever 1973–1977
Jimmy Carter Frank Press 1977–1981
Ronald Reagan Benjamin Huberman (acting) 1981
Ronald Reagan George A. Keyworth, II 1981–1985
Ronald Reagan John P. McTague (acting) 1986
Ronald Reagan Richard G. Johnson (acting) 1986
Ronald Reagan William Robert Graham 1986–1989
Ronald Reagan Thomas P. Rona (acting) 1989
George H. W. Bush D. Allan Bromley 1989–1993
Bill Clinton John H. Gibbons 1993–1998
Bill Clinton Kerri-Ann Jones (acting) 1998
Bill Clinton Neal F. Lane 1998–2001
George W. Bush Rosina Bierbaum (acting) 2001
George W. Bush Clifford Gabriel (acting) 2001
George W. Bush John H. Marburger III 2001–2009
Barack Obama John Holdren 2009–present

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