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Increasingly individual states are actively setting policy agendas that directly influence R&D. This meeting discussed what roles states ideally have in influencing the R&D agenda and competitiveness; how regional cluster development can drive innovation and economic growth; and how a coordinated effort to support research between state governments can contribute to the federal R&D agenda and national innovation competitiveness.
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·2018
Federal investments in research and development have historically supported the security of the nation, the protection of public health and the environment, the growth of new industries, and the employment of millions of Americans. However, proposed cuts to federal support and policy guidance could...
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Description
An ad hoc committee will organize a workshop to consider the role of state governments in economic development and R&D competitiveness. The workshop will consider how states implement policies to support innovation under budget constraints; how regional cluster development that includes government, university, and industry actors can drive innovation and economic growth; and how a coordinated effort between state governments can contribute to the federal R&D agenda and national innovation competitiveness. The workshop participants will also hear the views of states about federal policies to stimulate innovation at the state level. A brief rapporteur-authored proceedings will be published.
Collaborators
Staff
Susan Sauer Sloan
Lead
Megan Nicholson
Major units and sub-units
National Academy of Sciences
Collaborator
National Academy of Medicine
Collaborator
Policy and Global Affairs
Lead
Government-University-Industry-Philanthropy Research Roundtable
Lead
U.S. Science and Innovation Policy
Lead