Research

Using technoeconomics to build technology specificity into policy for US resilience

To identify technological and market factors that cause firms to underinvest in resilience. Combining structural models, econometrics, and novel methods from engineering we unpack the technoeconomic factors that prevent firms, sectors, and labor markets from being resilient to disruptions; quantify economic and social welfare impacts; and inform potential private sector and government interventions.

National Network for Critical Technology Assessment

To build the intellectual foundations, data, and analytic tools to inform U.S. National Technology Strategy so as to advance security, prosperity, and social-well being of all citizens.

Economic Analysis of Science and Technology (EAST)

To conduct research on industries, technologies, and interventions that are critical for enhancing U.S. global competitiveness.

Engineering Competitiveness: Critical Technologies, Supply Chains, and Infrastructure

To develop intellectual foundations, data, and tools required to identify and support the government taking strategic action around technologies critical for ensuring the security, prosperity, and welfare of all citizens.