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发帖数: 7349 | | m**c
发帖数: 7349 | 2 Since World War II, America’s leadership in science- and engineering-based
innovation has provided economic benefits along with major advances in
health, safety, security, and quality of life. Education, research, and
commercialization are all key to America’s success. As President, I will
work to strengthen each of these core elements of the ecosystem and
facilitate public-private partnerships between them to ensure that America
remains at the forefront of innovation.
Advances in science and engineering start with education. We need universal
preschool, to get our kids off to a good start; good K-12 schools and
teachers in every ZIP code; and to put higher education in reach for
everyone with debt-free college and support for high-quality apprenticeships
and training programs. We need strong STEM programming in every school, and
we need to provide every public school student with access to education in
computer science.
Both basic and applied research are major drivers of innovation. As
President, I will work with Congress to ensure that government funding of
research is sufficient to allow for multi-year planning, exploration of
emerging research areas, and inflation-adjusted costs. Funding is needed not
only for the basic science research agencies and the large science and
engineering mission agencies but also for the broader universe of agencies
that are increasingly dependent on STEM for their missions.
The innovation payoff comes from the commercialization of research results.
The first step is what universities call “technology transfer” and the
medical community calls “translation” – demonstrating the use of research
results in practice and sharing the knowledge with the business community.
The government has a critical role to play at this stage by opening access
to and sharing government-funded research results. I will support the
development of collaborative consortia that accelerate the creation of new
industries while providing valuable feedback to researchers. As part of my
plan to create more good-paying jobs, I will also invest in “Make it in
America” partnerships that will make America the first choice for
manufacturing by harnessing regional strengths, supporting manufacturers up
and down the supply chain, and ensuring international competitiveness by
improving industrial energy efficiency by one-third within a decade. | m**c
发帖数: 7349 | 3 Innovation has always been one of the great by-products of free market
systems. Entrepreneurs have always found entries into markets by giving
consumers more options for the products they desire.
The government should do all it can to reduce barriers to entry into
markets and should work at creating a business environment where fair trade
is as important as free trade.
Similarly, the federal government should encourage innovation in the areas
of space exploration and investment in research and development across the
broad landscape of academia.
Though there are increasing demands to curtail spending and to balance the
federal budget, we must make the commitment to invest in science,
engineering, healthcare and other areas that will make the lives of
Americans better, safer and more prosperous. | e***d
发帖数: 8248 | 4 STEM吸精
吸收全球精华
【在 m**c 的大作中提到】
: 如何保持美国科技全球领先
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发帖数: 8248 | 5 军事上战略收缩，科技上加大投入。
退缩至关岛一线，西太让给我兔玩耍，以空间换时间，以军费投入科技，以期扭转颓势。 |
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