FCW quotes our Founder Travis Moore’s on Congress’ failure to revive the Office of Technology Assessment.
Announcing the Inaugural Congressional Innovation Scholar: Katherine Pratt
Katherine is an MIT-educated aerospace engineer. She served for four years as an officer in the U.S. Air Force, primarily as an engineer working on operational readiness of the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter. As a PhD student in electrical engineering, Pratt is currently studying the security, ethics, and policy of brain computer interfaces.
2017 Fellow Reflections: Maurice Turner
Meet the Fellows: Robbie Narang
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2017 Fellow Reflections: Sunmin Kim
Meet the Fellows: James Gimbi
Meet the Fellows: Collin Anderson
Meet the Fellows: Bukky Adebayo
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What We Learned: Tech Tools for Startups
Where our Fellows Landed in Congress!
Congressional Innovation Scholars: Now Recruiting
Our goal is to find a handful of students— Master’s or PhD’s— that want to help us build this program in Congress. Just like our other fellows, we’ll place them on the Hill, in high-impact offices, working on issues ranging from investigating the security of our elections, to proposing standards for medical device safety.