Following up on recent announcements regarding the Advanced Manufacturing Partnership, and the Report to the President on Ensuring American Leadership in Advanced Manufacturing released last June by the Presidential Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST), this week the National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) has released a new National Strategic Plan for Advanced Manufacturing. The NSTC’s assessment of trends in advanced manufacturing in the U.S. revealed key opportunities where federal policy could accelerate progress and economic impact, and challenges potentially impacting the sustainability of advanced manufacturing ecosystems. Developing a strategy in advanced manufacturing is essential for identification of key gaps within the U.S. innovation cycle, and for effectively directing federal investments in order to leverage emerging market opportunities within the global economy. Key issues include the gap between research and development (R&D) activities and the scaled commercialization through technical innovations in domestic production. As such, the strategic plan presents an innovation policy that would address these gaps, along with the full lifecycle of technology, from fundamental science, to product concept, to scaled manufacturing. The strategy further involves close engagement and partnering between industry, academia, and govern¬ment at the national, state, and regional levels. Developed through a collaborative interagency process the plan notes the critical importance of advanced manufacturing on U.S. economic strength, global competitiveness, and national security. The strategic plan specifies five key inter-related objectives in which a large number of Federal agencies, coordinated through the NSTC, will have important roles to play in the implementation of the strategy. \ud\udAlso included: Game Changing Battery Technology Promises Longer Range, Lower Cost Electric Vehicles, NanoBusiness Interview: Andrew Maynard, Ph.D., Dr. Alan Rae Joins NanoMaterials Innovation Center as CEO
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机译:紧跟有关高级制造合作伙伴关系的最新公告以及总统科学技术顾问委员会(PCAST)于去年6月发布的关于确保美国在高级制造领域的领导地位的总统报告,本周美国国家科学技术委员会( NSTC)发布了新的《先进制造业国家战略计划》。 NSTC对美国先进制造业趋势的评估揭示了联邦政策可以加速进步和经济影响以及挑战潜在影响先进制造业生态系统可持续性的关键机遇。制定先进制造业战略对于识别美国创新周期内的主要差距以及有效引导联邦投资以利用全球经济中的新兴市场机会至关重要。关键问题包括研究与开发(R&D)活动与通过国内生产中的技术创新进行大规模商业化之间的差距。因此,战略计划提出了一项创新政策,将解决这些差距以及从基础科学到产品概念再到规模制造的整个技术生命周期。该战略还涉及行业,学术界和政府在国家,州和地区各级的密切参与和合作。该计划是通过跨部门协作过程制定的,指出了先进制造业对美国的经济实力,全球竞争力和国家安全至关重要。该战略计划指定了五个相互关联的关键目标,在这些目标中,通过NSTC进行协调的众多联邦机构将在战略实施中发挥重要作用。 \ ud \ ud还包括:改变游戏规则的电池技术有望提供更长的航程,更低的成本的电动汽车,纳米商业访谈:安德鲁·梅纳德(Andrew Maynard)博士,艾伦·雷(Alan Rae)博士加入纳米材料创新中心担任首席执行官
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