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Measuring What Matters: Science, Standards, and Strategic Competition
Hoover Institution fellow Drew Endy testified before the US Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation in a hearing titled 'Measuring What Matters: Science, Standards, and Strategic Competition.' The hearing focused on the role of science standards in strategic competition, particularly in technology and governance. Endy's testimony, available for viewing and reading, addresses how the United States can measure and prioritize scientific and technological standards to maintain a competitive edge. The event underscores the intersection of science policy, economic governance, and national security in the context of global strategic rivalry.
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