Our nation’s methods of supporting new ideas should evolve alongside our knowledge base.

The FASTER Federal Lab Act will strengthen U.S. scientific and technology leadership through targeted legislative and policy reforms.

Publication of detailed scientific methodologies can save researchers time and money, and can accelerate the pace of research.

The United States is an invention and innovation powerhouse that has long produced remarkable achievements. Yet American invention is at...

America’s leadership in space exploration could greatly accelerate through a fundamentally different approach to in-space operations.

The Biden-Harris Administration should reinvigorate and reassert U.S. strength in science, technology, and data.

NASA should invest in a comprehensive Astrobiology Program Office to answer one of humanity’s biggest questions: “Are we alone?”

The next administration should establish a Participatory Technology Assessment unit to ensure federal S&T decisions benefit society.

The next administration should launch a public-private partnership to advance the research foundations of AI and its application at scale.

The next administration should form a Convergence Directorate at the National Science Foundation to accelerate research and innovation.

The Federal Government should adopt a strategy for science engagement that enables everyone to participate in science.

The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the crucial need for science to inform policy. This proposal identifies five key areas for action.

Establish a national entrepreneurial fellowship to accelerate the transformation of research discoveries into scalable, market-ready tech.

Despite growing demand for their skillsets, scientists aren't trained to engage the public. This proposal offers policy actions to fix that.

Require federally funded scientists to share their data. Build an international research data commons. Accelerate scientific progress.

A blueprint to restore the foundation for U.S. competitiveness by embarking on a new growth trajectory for federal research spending.

A coordinated effort to mass digitize the physical specimens in U.S. biodiversity collections.