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Biotechnology

The United States is the world’s preeminent biopower—the nation best able to harness emerging biotechnologies to fortify national and economic security. But America’s position is far from assured, with China rapidly closing the gap. The Tech Program conducts innovative policy research to secure America’s biotechnology leadership by responsibly unlocking the potential of biodata, building a robust biomanufacturing defense industrial base, and crafting international partnerships with biotechnology-leading allies and partners.

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