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Appendix D: Committee Biographical Information
Pages 39-42

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... His legislative efforts included science and technology policy and innovation issues. He worked extensively on legislation creating the Department of Homeland Security, on Intelligence Reform, on climate change, on defense and life science R&D, and on national competitiveness and innovation legislation leading to the America Competes Act in 2007.
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... Dr. Brewster is a materials scientist and engineer and previously worked for Applied Materials, prototyping in-line metrology solutions for next-generation lithium ion battery anodes, and at GE Global Research, investigating performance degradation mechanisms and developing next-generation chemistries for the new sodium metal halide battery business.
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... ; program manager at the DARPA, where he managed a portfolio of manufacturing technology programs; and director of the DoD Computer-aided Acquisition and Logistics Support program, automating the interface between DoD and industry for technical data interchange and access. His early government career included positions in logistics management at Naval Air Systems Command and in acquisition management in OSD.
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... in industrial engineering from Pennsylvania State University. His primary research interest is in applying emerging technologies to improve manufacturing competitiveness, specializing in product and process development for composite materials.
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  • missouri university
  • engineering management
  • technical development
  • mechanical engineers
  • investigator roles

  • senior policy
  • affordability initiative
  • digital learning
  • critical minerals
  • industrial engineering

  • represents aerospace
  • women engineers
  • material transitions
  • million square
  • energy technology

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  • product roadmap
  • sloan school
  • metal halide


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