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other promising sectors such as biotechnology. In particular, the level and distribution of resources and the evolving roles of universities, laboratories, and private investors require innovative policy responses. By bringing together various actors, public-private partnerships can make a valuable contribution to the long-term welfare and security of the United States and its continued leadership in the global economy.21