National Science Foundation

House Appropriators, Federal workforce, Congress Debt Limit

The federal workforce is growing, as House appropriators consider agency spending cuts

Despite a growing federal workforce, current budget deliberations in Congress could cause the pendulum to eventually swing back in the other direction.

Workforce

NSF initiative aims to bring better data to the cyber workforce challenge

Federal Report

Partnership for Public Service, Best place to work, federal agencies,Election 2024 Democrats Trump

2023 Best Places to Work marks a turning point in employee engagement

Workforce

6-bill minibus rewards some agencies, while slashing budgets for others

Budget

NSF

The National Science Foundation wide-and-far on artificial intelligence

Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence is starting to help federal weather forecasting

Technology

A Deeper Look at the National Science Foundation OIG

A Deeper Look with Joe Paiva

National Science Foundation HQ with Metro passing by

White House recognition for a long-serving supporter of STEM education

Workforce

The National Science Foundation organizes around artificial intelligence

Artificial Intelligence

An aerial view of the Pentagon, in Arlington, Virginia.

Investigations into DoD struck a chord in 2023

Reporter's Notebook

The National Endowment for the Arts takes the pulse of U.S. appetite for the arts

Management

Federal agencies flag 1,200 AI uses cases, but see few actually implemented

Federal agencies see lots of possibilities for using artificial intelligence tools in their day-to-day work. But they’ve only put a fraction of those ideas…

Artificial Intelligence

OMB sees data-driven decision-making as key for better customer service in government

The Biden administration, in its push to improve customer experiences across government, is using data to pinpoint where those services aren’t meeting…

Big Data

A call for disruptive change in how the government assesses technology

Technology

A group called the National Network for Critical Technology Assessment is the latest to call for restoration of U.S. scientific and technology preeminence. The group, working under a National Science Foundation grant, said, “Something disruptive is needed in how we fund the pathway from translational discovery to commercialization.” For more, Federal Drive Host Tom Temin is joined by Network member and Carnegie Mellon engineering and public policy professor Erica Fuchs.