Office of Science and Technology Policy
1 reportThe White House Office of Science and Technology Policy advises the U.S. president and coordinates science and technology policy across federal agencies. Its work includes research priorities, emerging technologies, scientific integrity, national security, data policy, and interagency strategy.
A detailed treatment of Office of Science and Technology Policy follows federal R&D priorities, while also considering emerging-technology policy and research-integrity guidance. Complementary views of research-integrity guidance come from policy memoranda and budget and program documents, but the conclusion remains bounded because the strongest interpretation still recognizes that administration priorities can shift and policy statements do not establish scientific consensus.
A detailed treatment of Office of Science and Technology Policy follows federal R&D priorities, while also considering emerging-technology policy and research-integrity guidance. Complementary views of research-integrity guidance come from policy memoranda and budget and program documents, but the conclusion remains bounded because the strongest interpretation still recognizes that administration priorities can shift and policy statements do not establish scientific consensus.
US Naval Research Lab Sets Quantum Technology Priorities for Defense
The US Naval Research Laboratory has detailed its Quantum Science Institute's operational roadmap, focusing on quantum sensing, computing, networking, and materials to address defense and maritime needs under new federal directives