Steven E. Koonin Under Secretary for Science September 17, 2010 Biological and Environmental Research Advisory Committee.

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Steven E. Koonin Under Secretary for Science September 17, 2010 Biological and Environmental Research Advisory Committee

15 May

DOE missions  Sustain basic research, discovery and mission driven  Catalyze a transformation of the national/global energy system  Enhance nuclear security  Contribute to US competitiveness and jobs 3 DOE Secretary, Dr. Steven Chu

Basic Research  How do we determine US position in various scientific fields?  How can we balance resources in basic research between fields close to vs distant from applications?  How do agencies talk to the public, Congress?  How can we improve climate science? 4 50 nm Cellulose synthesis Cell wall assembly Plant material properties

Accelerating Energy Transformation  Changing the historically decadal timescale?  S&T engaging society and industry? The best research structures?  Coupling basic and applied research?  Formulating/Communicating sensible policy? 5 Energy security: 3.5 M bbl/day reduction in crude use Greenhouse gas emissions: 17% reduction by 2020, 83% by 2050 Annual US Primary Energy Consumption (Quads)

Nuclear Security 6  Maintain technical base?  Keep staff engaged?  Energy prospects for the National Ignition Facility?  Exploit simulation capabilities

US Competitiveness 7 12 July 2010  How do we get to a deep understanding of the issues?  How do we get public dialog/understanding?  What is the US strategy?  How do we execute?  What role do scientists and S&T play? Trends in US Manufacturing “The United States led the world’s economies in the 20th century because we led the world in innovation. Today, the competition is keener; the challenge is tougher; and that is why innovation is more important than ever. It is the key to good, new jobs for the 21st century.“ --President Barack Obama, August 5, 2009

8 FY09 Federal Spending DOE

Federal deficit projections 9

Biological and Environmental Research Advisory Committee Thank you for your hard work and continued dedication to advising the government. I plan to continue calling on your expertise as we move toward an overall strategic plan. 10

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