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Universities inInnovation Networks
The Role and Future Promise o University Researchin U.S. Science and Economic Policymaking
Krisztina “Z” Holly January 2012
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The ourth report in a series on U.S. science and economic competitiveness rom theDoing What Works and Science Progress projects at the Center or American Progress
 
About this series on U.S. scienceand economic competitiveness
e U.S. Congress in lae 2010 asked he Deparmen o Commerce o complee wo sudies as paro he reauhorizaion o he America COMPEES Ac. e rs, which was released on January 6h,2012, a he Cener or American Progress, ocuses on U.S. compeiiveness and innovaion. e sec-ond, due o Congress in early 2013, oers specic recommendaions or developing a 10-year naionalinnovaion and compeiiveness sraegy. We applaud he commissioning o hese repors bu believe we canno aord o wai ha long o akeacion. a’s why we convened in he spring o 2011 he group o expers lised on he ollowing page. We spen wo days in wide-ranging discussion abou he compeiive srenghs and weaknesses o ournaions scienic endeavors and our economy, beore setling upon he opics ha consiue he serieso repors we publish here. Each paper in he series looks a a dieren pillar supporing U.S. scienceand economic compeiiveness in a globally compeiive economy:
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“Rewiring he Federal Governmen orCompeiiveness”
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“Economic Inelligence”
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“Universiies in Innovaion Neworks”
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“Manuacurers in Innovaion Neworks”
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“Building a echnically Skilled Workorce”
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“Immigraion or Innovaion”e end resul, we believe, is a se o recommendaions ha he Obama adminisraion and Congresscan adop o help he Unied Saes reain is economic and innovaion leadership and ensure ha all Americans have he opporuniy o prosper and ourish now and well ino he 21s cenury.Many o our recommendaions are sure o spark deep resisance in Washingon, no leas our proposalo reorm a number o ederal agencies so ha our governmen works more eecively and ecienly inhe service o greaer U.S. economic compeiveness and innovaion. is and oher proposals are sureo mee resisance on Capiol Hill, where dieren congressional commitees hold sway over dier-en ederal agencies and heir policy mandaes. a’s why we open each o our repors wih his oneoverarching recommendaion: Congress and Presiden Obama should appoin a special commission orecommend reorms ha are packaged ogeher or a single up-or-down voe in Congress. In his way,horough-going reorm is assured.is new commission may no adop some o he proposals pu orh in his series on science andeconomic compeiiveness. Bu we look orward o sharing our vision wih policymakers as well as he American people. Presiden Obama ges i righ when he says, “o win he uure, we will have o ou-innovae, ou-educae, and ou-build” our compeior naions. We need o sar now.
 
Coordinating editors for the series on U.S. science and economic competitiveness
Ed Paisley
 , Vice Presiden, Ediorial, American Progress
Gadi Dechter
 , Associae Direcor, Governmen Reorm, Doing Wha Works
Sean Pool
 , Assisan Edior, Science Progress
American Progress taskforce on U.S. science and economic competitiveness
John Alic
 , science, echnology, and economic policy consulan and ormer sa member o he CongressionalOce o echnology.
Joseph Bartlett
 , o counsel in Sullivan & Worceser’scorporae deparmen and ormer undersecreary o commerce a he U.S. Deparmen o Commerce.
Maryann Feldman
 , S.K. Heninger disinguished chair inpublic policy a he Universiy o Norh Carolina, Chapel Hill.
Kate Gordon
 , VP or Energy Policy a he Cener or American Progress.
Michael Gurau
 , presiden, Clear Innovaion Parners, a venure capial invesmen rm.
David Hart
 , direcor o he Cener or Science andechnology Policy a George Mason Universiy Schoolo Public Policy.
Christopher Hill
 , proessor o public policy and echnol-ogy a George Mason Universiy School o Public Policy and ormer vice provos or research a George Mason.
Neal Lane
 , senior ellow or science and echnology policy a Rice Universiy and ormer advisor o hepresiden on science and echnology policy.
Rachel Levinson
 , direcor o Naional Research Iniiaivesa Arizona Sae Universiy and ormer assisan direcoror lie sciences a he Whie House Oce o Science andechnology Policy.
Jonathan Moreno
 , Edior-In-Chie o Science Progressand Senior Fellow a he Cener or American Progress.
Arti Rai
 , Elvin R. Laty Proessor o Law a DukeUniversiy and ormer Adminisraor or Exernal Aairs, USPO.
Andrew Reamer
 , research proessor a he George Washingon Universiy Insiue o Public Policy andnon-residen senior ellow a he Brookings Insiuion.
RoseAnn B. Rosenthal
 , presiden and CEO, BenFranklin echnology Parners o SouheasernPennsylvania.
Jonathan Sallet
 , parner in he law rm o O’Melveny & Myers LLP, Science Progress advisor, and ormerdirecor o he Oce o Policy and Sraegic Planningo he U.S. Deparmen o Commerce.
Daniel Sarewiz
 , direcor o he Consorium orScience, Policy, and Oucomes a Arizona SaeUniversiy.
James Turner
 , Senior Counsel or Innovaion &echnology, and Direcor o Energy programs a he Associaion o Public and Land-Gran Universiiesand ormer proessional sa and chie counsel or heHouse Commitee on Science and echnology.
William A. Wulf 
 , proessor o compuer science a heUniversiy o Virginia and ormer presiden o heNaional Academy o Engineering.
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