Science Policy Data Dashboards

APS science policy data dashboards present a new approach to using publicly available data to highlight various impacts of federal R&D investments in the United States, including at the state, district, and institutional level.

Explore science policy data through our federal research and development enterprise visualizers

Discover how federal investments in research and development (R&D) affect the United States through our interactive data dashboards.

Discover the impact that federal investments from Department of Defense Basic and Applied Sciences, Department of Energy Office of Science, NASA, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and the National Science Foundation (NSF) have on the training of the next-generation U.S. STEM workforce, the execution of research leading to scientific discovery, and on bringing to market new innovations.

See interactive dashboards for the largest funders of physical science research

Use our interactive dashboards to learn more about the impact that federal investments from federal science agencies have on the training of the next-generation U.S. STEM workforce, the execution of research leading to scientific discovery, and on bringing to market new innovations. Agencies with data available include: the Department of Commerce, Department of Defense Basic and Applied Sciences, Department of Energy Office of Science, NASA, National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation, and U.S. Department of Agriculture.

View interactive dashboards for all federal agencies

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