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Emerging Technology
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Policy Memo
Slow Aging, Extend Healthy Life: New incentives to lower the late-life disease burden through the discovery, validation, and approval of biomarkers and surrogate endpoints

The world is aging. Today, some two thirds of the global population is dying from an age-related condition. Biological aging imposes significant socio-economic costs, increasing health expenses, reducing productivity, and…

12.09.24 | 15 min read
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Education & Workforce
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Policy Memo
Creating Competitive Career Pathways for Low-Income Americans through a Sector-Focused Employment Training Initiative

In order to help all American workers and strengthen the national economy, the next administration should establish a Sector-Focused Employment Training Initiative (SETI) to coordinate and expand evidence-based sectoral employment…

12.06.24 | 11 min read
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Government Capacity
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Policy Memo
Reform Government Operations for Significant Savings and Improved Services

The federal government is dramatically inefficient, duplicative, wasteful, and costly in executing the common services required to operate. However, the new Administration has an opportunity to transform government operations to…

12.06.24 | 5 min read
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Government Capacity
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Policy Memo
Onboarding Critical Talent in Days: Establishing a Federal STEM Talent Pool

It often takes the federal government months to hire for critical science and technology (STEM) roles, far too slow to respond effectively to the demands of emerging technologies (e.g., artificial…

12.06.24 | 6 min read
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Environment
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Policy Memo
Establishing a National Water Technology Pipeline

The next administration should establish a National Water Technology (Pipeline) to spur the innovation and commercialization of water technologies. The Pipeline should be designed to: Proactively deploy broad-spectrum monitoring and…

12.06.24 | 8 min read
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