10 things the White House wants Trump to do for science and technology
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While promoting science and technology innovation were major goals during Obama's presidency, there's still plenthy of mystery surrounding what we can expect from the Trump administration, so the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy decided to write Trump a to-do list.
The list was written by the director of OSTP, Dr. John Holden, and the White House CTO, Megan Smith, as part of a broader document which also outlined the importance of technology innovation and the advancements that President Obama made while in office.
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Here's what they want the president-elect to do:
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