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Universities, Patents, and the Future of U.S. Competitiveness

The strength of the United States’ innovation system does not rest on government spending alone, but on the mutually supportive partnership between public investment, university research, and private enterprise.

Commentary by Shruti Sharma and Chris Borges — December 15, 2025

The Genesis Mission: Can the United States’ Bet on AI Revitalize U.S. Science?

The test of Genesis's success is institutional: whether it strengthens the United States' capacity to coordinate, implement, and sustain focus on grand challenges across its federated research ecosystem.

Critical Questions by Navin Girishankar and Chris Borges — December 4, 2025

U.S. Universities: Engines of Economic Growth

University research is a proven job creator, an engine of regional economic growth, and a generator of entirely new industries that also advance public health, improve wellbeing, and bolster national security.

Commentary by Sujai Shivakumar, Charles Wessner, Shruti Sharma, and Chris Borges — October 29, 2025

Don’t Tax Invention: The Risks of a Patent Tax

By taxing patents, Washington may gain short-term revenue, but at the cost of long-term innovation and economic growth.

Commentary by Sujai Shivakumar and Chris Borges — September 4, 2025

The United States Needs Both Public and Private R&D Funding

Public and private research and development (R&D) funding play complementary roles in the U.S. innovation ecosystem, and both are vital to sustaining long-term technological leadership.

Analysis by Chris Borges — August 27, 2025

Securing the U.S. Industrial Base in Semiconductors: Investing in a National Champion

Taking Intel onto its balance sheet means the U.S. government is taking on risk. But the much bigger risk is letting Intel fail.

Commentary by Sujai Shivakumar, Charles Wessner, and Chris Borges — August 25, 2025

Public and Private R&D Are Complements—Not Substitutes

As China and other nations increasingly invest in innovation, the United States needs sustained investment at scale across all three stages of R&D to remain globally competitive.

Newsletter by Chris Borges — August 20, 2025

Cuts to Federal R&D Funding Undermine U.S. National Security

The deep and broad-based reductions in federal research and development (R&D) funding proposed in the President's Budget Request for fiscal year 2026 (FY 2026) risk shrinking the pool of breakthrough discoveries that fuel innovation and long-term economic growth.

Analysis by Chris Borges — July 23, 2025

Public R&D Funding Is a Strategic Asset—And It’s at Risk

As other nations bolster their R&D systems, now is not the time for the United States to end its strategic commitment to advancing science and technology.

Analysis by Chris Borges — July 23, 2025

Innovation Lightbulb: Visualizing Proposed Cuts to Federal R&D Funding

Increasing overall defense spending while cutting funding to science agencies misses the fundamental connection between U.S. science and national security.

Newsletter by Chris Borges — July 17, 2025

It's More than Just Drones: Industrial Base Lessons from the Conflict in Ukraine | All About the Base

Global Oil Markets Outlook: Key Takeaways from EIA’s January 2026 STEO

Examining Major Elements Driving Investment Uncertainty in the 2026 USMCA Review

Book Launch | China's Weaponization of Trade: Resistance Through Collective Resilience

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