The director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy testified before Congress to outline the administration's approach to artificial intelligence governance, research investment, national security considerations and coordination with industry and international partners.
Arizona State University announced that two faculty members were named Fellows of the National Academy of Inventors. This article explains the NAI Fellows program, the selection criteria, the implications for university innovation ecosystems and broader economic impact, and situates the announcement within national trends in university commercialization.
A review of major developments across quantum computing, communications, sensing, industry investment and policy through 2025, including technical milestones, standardization efforts and the shifting landscape from laboratory research to early commercial deployments.
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has said Türkiye will “move up to a higher league†in science and technology. This article reviews the public pledge in context, examines current indicators and programmes, and outlines the structural obstacles and policy levers that will determine whether Türkiye can substantially raise its standing in global science and technology metrics.
UNESCO's designation of an International Year of Quantum Science and Technology aims to spotlight advances in quantum research and accelerate international coordination on policy, funding and education. This article examines the scientific landscape, economic projections, national programs, ethical and security considerations, and the challenges ahead.
As the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology prompts quizzes and conversations in outlets such as Physics World, scientists and policymakers reflect on achievements, remaining hurdles and the need for public engagement to steer the field responsibly.
A detailed examination of the House of Representatives' 'Genesis Mission' initiative, situating the proposal within recent U.S. science and technology policy developments, budgetary trends, industrial challenges, and geopolitical competition. The article includes expert commentary and primary-source references.
As Beijing stresses human capital to underpin its drive for scientific and technological self‑reliance, observers say policies to expand, retain and upgrade talent pools will be critical amid international tensions and rising R&D investment.
As China pushes for technological self-reliance, policymakers and institutions are emphasizing talent development as the linchpin of long-term capacity. This article examines the context, measures, challenges and implications of prioritizing human capital in national science and technology strategy.
An in-depth look at how policy analysis and guidance have shaped technology leadership, tracing institutional frameworks, funding initiatives, standard-setting efforts, and the continuing challenges for responsible innovation.
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