Legislation to reshape, expand – and rename – the National Science Foundation has been submitted in both the U.S. House and Senate. The proposal, which seems to have bipartisan support, calls for giving NSF $100 billion over five years and expanding its mission to include a technology directorate. Early response from the science community has been a mix of enthusiasm for added resources and worry over shifting NSF’s emphasis away from curiosity-driven basic science to more policy-driven technology development.
So... commercial product foundation? Edit: Okay, I think they can use the money to create a commercial product, but the research has to be public:
So... commercial product foundation?
Edit:
Okay, I think they can use the money to create a commercial product, but the research has to be public:
(D) REQUIREMENTS.—As a condition of receiving a grant under this paragraph, an institution of higher education or consortium shall publish and share with the public the results of the work conducted under this paragraph.
So... commercial product foundation?
Edit:
Okay, I think they can use the money to create a commercial product, but the research has to be public: