innovation infrastructure / data sharing systems / capacity infrastructure / software failures / technology policies / portable electronic devices / manufacturing activities / material products / advance modeling algorithms / technology policy / existing and new methods and technologies / chemical mechanisms / manufacturing sector / improved predictive modeling algorithms / simulation applications / software history / software tools / technology responsibilities / electric car industry / information technologies / computational and analytical tools / information technology industry / cross-industry applications / material systems / ad hoc / characterization tools / software developers / predictive algorithms / manufacturing / impact technology / computing / transportation infrastructure / materials computational tools / product design tools / focus infrastructure / healthcare / open source software / simulation software / software maintenance / data informatics tools / computational tools / materials innovation infrastructure / throughput combinatorial processing / clean energy / energy / /
Organization
White House / Federal Government / National Science Foundation / office of Science and Technology Policy Materials Genome Initiative for Global Competitiveness / Council of the National Academies of Sciences / Department of Energy / OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT NATIONAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL WASHINGTON / D.C. / National Science and Technology Council / Cabinet-level Council / office of Science and Technology Policy / /
Person
Robert Rathe / John P. Holdren / /
Position
Governor / President / designer / Executive / scientist / Vice President / the Director / Assistant / President for Science and Technology Director / /
Materials Genome Initiative for Global Competitiveness June 2011 About the National Science and Technology Council The National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) was established by Executive Order[removed]on November