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NSF Director Approaching Uncertain Tech Landscape with Confidence

France Córdova sat down with Nextgov to discuss the national AI strategy, the federal research ecosystem and the “very exciting” future of quantum computing.

  • By Jack Corrigan

Feds Must Start Preparing for Their Future Jobs, NSF CIO Says

A new National Science Foundation app could help federal employees actively position themselves as part of the future workforce.

  • By Jack Corrigan

NSF Wants to Build an App that Matches Feds to Tech Jobs

And some of those jobs might not exist yet.

  • By Jack Corrigan

What Are Broadband's Socioeconomic Impacts? Commerce Wants Your Input

The federal government is creating a national research plan for broadband.

  • By Mohana Ravindranath

White House Ramps Up Federal Drone Programs

The Interior Department will soon use drones for search and rescue missions.

  • By Mohana Ravindranath

White House Boosts Internet of Things with Wireless Research Program

The National Science Foundation research program could help reach greater connectivity.

  • By Mohana Ravindranath

National Science Foundation, Agriculture Release CIO-Boosting FITARA Plans

All agencies must publicly post their plans by Dec. 31.

  • By Frank Konkel

White House Announces Expansion of Lab-to-Market 'Innovation Corps'

The National Science Foundation’s four-year-old Innovation Corps has just added many more federal agencies to its repertoire.

  • By Hallie Golden

Why People Who Put ‘Data Scientist’ on Their LinkedIn Profiles Earn More Money

As the White House’s first chief data scientist, DJ Patil explains the growing importance of his field during his speech at the National Science Foundation.

  • By Hallie Golden

Got Ideas About Cyber R&D Strategy? You Can Weigh in Now

The National Science Foundation is teaming with the private sector to develop a federal cybersecurity research and development strategic plan.

  • By Hallie Golden

Could Demographic Information Boost the Number of Women in STEM?

Women remain a minority in STEM research programs and one reason for that could be the unequal distribution of grant money between the sexes.

  • By Hallie Golden