Steps the federal government can take to end the organ transplant wait list.
A blueprint to restore the foundation for U.S. competitiveness by embarking on a new growth trajectory for federal research spending.
A proposed federal initiative would expand the emerging field of civic research as “R&D for state and local government.”
Establishing a National Manufacturing Foundation to restore critical industrial commons, ensuring what is invented here can be made here.
A proposal for a National Energy Storage Initiative to advance energy-storage technologies, boost domestic manufacturing.
Hobbled by secrecy and timidity, the U.S. intelligence community has been conspicuously absent from efforts to combat the COVID-19 pandemic, the most serious national and global security challenge of our time. The silence of intelligence today represents a departure from the straightforward approach of then-Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats who offered the clearest public […]
A new National Computer Science Initiative can bring CS education to all students across the United States.
There is a bewildering amount of official guidance on the role of the military in circumstances such as the current pandemic. But the practical impact of that guidance, whatever it may be, is unclear. Like the proverbial war plan that cannot survive first contact with the enemy, Pentagon doctrine on infectious disease seems to have been […]
Forging a more effective commercialization pipeline to enhance U.S. long-term economic competitiveness and innovation leadership.
The federal government can directly address the massive market failures at the center of our healthcare enterprise by establishing a new Health Advanced Research Projects Agency.
A two-part plan for federal action to thwart political disinformation efforts and preserve the sanctity of the American political process.
On this day, ten years ago, U.S. President Barack Obama and Russian President Dmitri A. Medvedev signed the New START treaty during a ceremony in Prague. The treaty capped the number of strategic missiles and heavy bombers the two countries could possess to 800, with no more than 700 launchers and 1,550 warheads deployed. The treaty […]