A scientist works at BioLabs Pegasus Park in Dallas, Texas on Sept. 13, 2023. Credit: Shelby Tauber / Bloomberg / Getty

More than 75% of STEM-related workers say other nations have topped — or will soon surpass — the U.S in science and technology, according to a new report being published Tuesday.

The big picture: As the world’s science and tech power centers shift, the U.S.China and other countries are racing to train — and competing to attract — top talent that can drive innovation and the economic growth and national security advantages that often stem from it.

  • The State of Science in America report from the non-partisan Science & Technology Action Committee (STAC) calls for the U.S. to develop a national science and tech strategy and for policymakers to at least double federal funding for scientific research over the next five years.

By the numbers: The report included a survey of nearly 2,000 people in the U.S. working in five sectors that intersect with science and […]

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