While innovation is critical in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields, our experts stressed that it should be understood as more than simply the creation of new technologies. Throughout the discussion, participants reminded each other that innovation also encompasses the means by which technologies, processes, and ideas are incorporated into fields of work and change them at scales both small and large.
Ultimately, the attendees agreed that education and governmental policy are the strongest drivers behind innovation, and that together they set the tone for how the American public regards fields with the most potential for innovation.
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