Restoring US manufacturing leadership requires a culture shift in how engineers, technologists, and technicians translate ideas into production.
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Restoring US manufacturing leadership requires a culture shift in how engineers, technologists, and technicians translate ideas into production.
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Nathalie Miebach explores how scientific data can be experienced through artistic processes, making the complexities of natural systems physically and emotionally perceptible.
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Reforming the way the federal government reimburses research costs can rebuild trust in the partnership between the government and institutions.
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To ensure the nation’s leadership in artificial intelligence, cloud computing infrastructure must be regulated to encourage competition and enable innovation, building on lessons from other sectors.
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Technical standards are the “the invisible infrastructure of modern life,” underpinning public safety, consumer protection, interoperability, and innovation. Laurie Locascio explains how standards enable innovation, and why more researchers should be involved with the standards community.
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