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Innovation Policy in the US – an Interview with Charles Wessner Print E-mail
bridges vol. 19, October 2008 / Feature Article

By Philipp Marxgut

Charles Wessner
Dr. Charles Wessner
If you Google “Charles Wessner” and “Innovation,” you get an impressive 7460 hits in 0.29 seconds. The quantity of information provided by search engines might not always correspond with the quality, but it can provide an indication of how well the two search terms go together. In this case, it is a perfect match.

Director of the Program on Technology, Innovation and Entrepreneurship at the  National Academy of Sciences, Charles Wessner is recognized nationally and internationally for his expertise on innovation policy. Wessner has testified several times to the US Congress, advises government agencies, and lectures at major universities all over the world.

bridges welcomed the opportunity to interview Charles Wessner about the strengths of the US innovation system, best practice models to support innovation, and his recommendations to the new administration for how to secure US leadership in S&T.

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