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U.S. Science and Innovation Policy. Aims to strengthen the U.S. research and innovation enterprise to advance national goals.
The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) works to bring that idea to life by harnessing the power of science, technology, and innovation to achieve America’s great...
9. Jan. 2023 · 2022’s seismic shift in US tech policy will change how we innovate. Three bills investing hundreds of billions into technological development could change the way we think about government’s...
- David Rotman
This report offers an intellectual framework to help shape such an approach suggests organizational forms from which to learn in establishing effective public-private cooperation to enable the U.S. innovation community (across its many governmental, private sector, academic, and FFRDC components) to find a collaborative, voluntary way forward to...
- A Guide to The Future of Us Science and Innovation Policy
- A Renewed Emphasis on Outcomes
- Greater Funding For Research and Development
- Balancing The Risks and Benefits of International Collaboration
- Developing A Twenty-First Century Stem Workforce
- Engaging The Public in Research
- A Groundwork For Analysis
Over the next year, Issues in Science and Technology, with support from The Kavli Foundation, will publish a series of articles chosen for their potential to shape the next 75 years of US science and innovation policy. Under the series title “The Next 75 Years of Science Policy,” the articles will appear first online in a dedicated space at Issues....
Perhaps the most common of these themes is the call for much greater attention to accelerating the generation of new knowledge as well as the application of that knowledge to human needs. As the 2020 report Competing in the Next Economy: The New Age of Innovationfrom the National Commission on Innovation & Competitiveness Frontiers put it, “There a...
Another common theme of recent reports is that the federal government is spending too little on research and development. The 2020 report The Perils of Complacency: America at a Tipping Point in Science & Engineering from the Committee on New Models for US Science and Technology Policy recommended that the federal government increase its funding of...
The United States has benefited greatly by fostering openness and international collaboration in science. The openness of the US innovation system has enabled researchers to stay at the frontiers of knowledge and has attracted to the United States international students and researchers who have made major contributions to the economy and society. T...
Part of the social contract described in Science, the Endless Frontieris that federal support of university research would “encourage and enable a larger number of young men and women of ability to take up science as a career.” The successful achievement of this goal was one of the greatest legacies of Bush’s report. But the link between research f...
Despite the centrality of technology and the knowledge enterprise to American life, the public has few ways of influencing either applied or basic research agendas. Vast numbers of citizens are left out of the process of making decisions about everything from how research funding is allocated, to which issues are studied, to how new technologies ar...
Science, the Endless Frontierappeared at a time of great optimism but also great uncertainty. The atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki occurred a few weeks after the report’s release, ending World War II but radically transforming the environment in which future scientific research and technology development would occur. US troops, still scatt...
13. März 2024 · The Budget supports American innovation and leadership in research and scientific discovery by investing $20.1 billion—a $1.2 billion increase over the 2023 enacted level—in the three CHIPS...
2. Nov. 2020 · The U.S. national innovation system today is in crisis, and in need of thorough rejuvenation, especially through significant increases in federal government funding. In the post-war period, the United States developed the world’s most effective national innovation system.
