| ID | 135180 |
| Title Proper | United States looks to the global science, technology, and innovation horizon |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Colglazier, E. William ; Lyons, Elizabeth E |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | U.S. STI (science, technology, and innovation) excellence and leadership are essential for national interests, e.g., economy, health, security, and environment. It is also important to U.S. diplomacy, its soft power, and efforts to advance peace, prosperity, and security around the world. Therefore, the U.S. STI enterprise will need to adapt to new opportunities and changes in the current landscape of global science. To be most effective, the response should include embracing a strategy of international STI research cooperation and utilizing STI knowledge strategically by looking out, up, around, and forward. This can empower the U.S. STI enterprise, especially its decentralized academic components, to engage globally.1 We discuss a knowledge framework that could facilitate strategic international STI cooperation. |
| `In' analytical Note | Science and Diplomacy Vol.3, No.3; Sep.2014: p.9-24 |
| Journal Source | Science and Diplomacy 2014-09 3, 3 |
| Standard Number | United States – US |