The Task Force on American Innovation is a non-partisan alliance of leading American companies and business associations, research university associations, and scientific societies.

We support federally-funded scientific research and promote its benefits to America’s economy, security, and quality of life. The Task Force is particularly concerned with research and educational funding in the physical sciences and engineering.

The Task Force on American Innovation is a non-partisan alliance of leading American companies and business associations, research university associations, and scientific societies.

We support federally-funded scientific research and promote its benefits to America’s economy, security, and quality of life. The Task Force is particularly concerned with research and educational funding in the physical sciences and engineering.

Task Force Releases

We work to support basic research in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. #FundBasicResearch

Strong op-ed from @JohnCornyn and @RepMcCaul in the @statesman calling for continued support from the Trump Administration for CHIPS.

Important not to overlook the research piece too — quantum, AI, fusion, basic physics, materials: all C+S research priorities awaiting funding

New @AEI analysis finds federal R&D funding has even greater economic benefits than commonly believed. Investments generate significant positive spillovers, boosting productivity & innovation across the economy.

Learn more in the the full analysis⬇️

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THE TRENDS

Federal research is falling as a share of the US economy.

As Americans become more reliant on knowledge-based industries for their health, safety, employment and living standards, we are under investing in new knowledge. It’s time to reverse this innovation deficit.

#FundBasicResearch

Basic research in science, technology, engineering, and math serves as the intellectual infrastructure for America’s innovation economy.