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Proposes make R&D tax credit permanent and simpler to claim, plus directed federal bets on robotics, nano‑electronics (graphene, spintronics) and materials genome project to cut materials design time; cites data‑intensive science and scalable machine‑learning algorithms as urgent needs. Recommends concrete grand challenges — solar cells as cheap as paint, tumor‑targeting drugs, tutoring software — points to government‑as‑early‑user (GPS) and grassroots wins like MakerFaire Detroit drawing 25,000 people and Y Combinator/TechStars models to spread innovation hotspots.
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- 0:00Start
- 0:36Making the Research and Experimentation Tax Credit Permanent
- 1:11Robotics Nano Electronics
- 2:42Grand Challenges
- 3:40The Renaissance of Wonder
- 4:30Student-Led Innovation
- 10:10Taking Advantage of the Government as User
- 10:31Institutional Innovations
