Todd Young: “I would like to acknowledge that to get a bill this far in the legislative process requires the work of a lot of people…”

To remain the world’s technological leader, we need more American scientists and engineers.

However, China’s rise in biotechnology and the growing risks of antimicrobial resistance present new challenges to the United States.

But it does require transparency, discipline, and a clear strategy to ensure any costs borne by Americans are tied to well-defined national security objectives.

I was proud to help make this investment possible through the CHIPS and Science Act, and I look forward to seeing the impact it will have on Hoosiers and our country for decades to come.