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It is this spirit that illuminated the world with Edison’s lightbulb, carried the Wright brothers into the skies, and sent Armstrong to the moon. Today, a new frontier of scientific discovery lies before us.”  \nPresident Donald J. Trump January 23, 2025  \nTable of Contents  \nletter of transmittal v  \npresident trump’s letter viii  \nsummary of the report x  \nchapter i  \nintroduction  \nScientific Progress Remains Essential 1 As the Source of Our Triumphs 2 The Landscape Is Changing 3 New Frontiers and New Approaches 4 Growing Private Sector R&D 5 The Linear Model No Longer Holds 7 Our Researchers Face Mounting Challenges 8 A Time of Urgent Scientific Need 8 Regaining Leadership 10  \nThe President’s Charge 11  \nchapter ii  \nrevitalizing america’s science and technology enterprise  \nThe Scientific Machine Is Getting Bogged Down 13 Slowed by Growing Frictions 15 The Incumbency Tax 15 Weakened Meritocracy 17 Misaligned Incentives 17 The Reproducibility Crisis 18 A Lack of Accountability 19  \nA Better Path Forward 20 Adapting to the Changing Nature of Science 22 Novel Performers 24  \nNew Mechanisms 26  \nBetter Grantmaking 27  \nPrize Challenges 28  \nFuture Ideas 29 A Portfolio-Based Approach 30 Driving Constant Innovation 31  \nTable of Contents  \nchapter iii  \nsecuring u.s. dominance in critical and emerging technologies  \nWe Must Choose Our Technological Future 33  \nFailure of the Passive Model 34 Choosing to Lead 35  \nFighting in Our Own Arena 35  \nUnleashing Innovation 36  \nThe Freedom to Build 37  \nPlaces to Test 38 Opening America’s Laboratories 40  \nTapping Our Private Sector 41  \nCloser Partnerships 42  \nMarshaling Grand Efforts 43  \nPre-Competitive Consortia 44  \nOur National Character 45  \nchapter iv  \nensuring that science and technology better the lives  \nof all americans  \nThe Marriage of Science and Craft 47 Our Manufacturing Base 48 Vast Potential Remains Untapped 49 Our Educational System Tilted the Scales 50 We Must Restructure Science as a Broader Endeavor 51 Expanding Participation 52  \nIntegrated Models of Training 53 New Paths for Translation 54 Making Progress Available to All 55  \nTable of Contents  \nchapter v  \na new golden age  \nThe Age of Intelligence 57  \nAdapting Our Institutions 59  \nBuilding the Infrastructure 61  \nThe Genesis Mission 62  \nGold Standard Science 64  \nIdeas on the Horizon 66  \nRethinking Scientific Publication 67  \nNew Forms of Collaboration and Credit 68  \nAs We May Build 70  \nend notes 73  \nannex  \nwhite house fiscal year 2028 administration research and development budget priorities memorandum 85 FY 2028 R&D Priority Areas 87  \nR&D Priority Practices 95  \nImplementation 104  \nLetter of Transmittal  \nEXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OFFICE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICY WASHINGTON, D.C. 20502  \nJuly 21, 2026  \nDear Mr. President:  \nEighty-one years ago, President Franklin D. Roosevelt wrote a letter to Vannevar Bush, tasking him with reorganizing America’s scientific enterprise after World War II. Bush’s response was a report, titled Science: The Endless Frontier. It established the Federal Government’s role in supporting basic science, led to the creation of the National Science Foundation, and shaped our nation’s science and technology strategy for decades afterward. That report was foundational to the American Century and to the technological world in which we live today.  \nNow, as we celebrate the United States’ 250th anniversary, we have the responsibility to renew our foundations once more. Never have science and technology been more central to our nation’s security and prosperity, and, although America continues to set the pace of scientific p","cbCaiiDUxAaQs3Jn","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiDUxAaQs3Jn","pdf",1376791,123,"English","# Letter of Transmittal\n## Executive Office of the President\n## Summary of the Report\n# Chapter I\n## Introduction\n## Scientific Progress Remains Essential\n# Chapter II\n## Revitalizing America’s Science and Technology Enterprise\n## A Better Path Forward\n# Chapter III\n## Securing U.S. Dominance in Critical and Emerging Technologies\n# Chapter IV\n## Ensuring Science and Technology Better the Lives of All Americans\n# Chapter V\n## A New Golden Age\n## The Age of Intelligence\n# End Notes\n# Annex","[{\"question\":\"What historical context does the report reference for U.S. science policy?\",\"answer\":\"It recalls Franklin D. 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