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  1. Dec 20

    Weather Research Bill Sent to President’s Desk

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  2. Dec 20

    Space Infrastructure Leasing Bill Sent to President’s Desk

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  3. Dec 20

    Bill to Bolster STEM Apprenticeships Sent to President’s Desk

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    Dec 19

    Today the House passed the National Quantum Initiative, sending it to the president. We have been strong advocates for and look forward to seeing it become law. technology will help us solve complex problems and will usher in great scientific opportunities.

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  5. Dec 19

    Chairman ’s National Quantum Initiative Act Sent to President’s Desk

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    Dec 18

    Great article from and on the strides being made in quantum technology as well as predictions for 2019. will continue to support research in this vital technology.

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  7. Dec 17

    The White House has provided strong leadership on quantum technology and in support of our legislation, which establishes a national strategy for advancing quantum information sciences.

    The National Quantum Initiative Act was passed in the Senate last week. This legislation will accelerate quantum R&D & help secure U.S. leadership in quantum. Looking forward to it passing in the House this week so can sign into law!
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  8. Dec 11

    Exciting news! Today, two bills were signed into law. ’s H.R. 4254, the Women in Aerospace Education Act and @RepRohrabacher’s S. 1768, the National Earthquake Hazards Reduction Program Reauthorization Act of 2018.

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    Dec 6

    As Chairman, enacted a record number of bills from the Committee—the overwhelming majority of which were built with bipartisan consensus. It is an honor to accept a portrait of such an effective chairman into the House collection.

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  10. Dec 5

    Science Committee Unveils Smith Portrait

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  11. Dec 5

    Years of shared service, friendship, and friendly competition: emcees today’s portrait unveiling.

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  12. Dec 5

    . talks about bipartisan cooperation with over decades in Congress together.

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  13. Dec 5

    . talks about years of working with

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  14. Dec 5

    . makes remarks at the Chairman’s portrait unveiling, noting that 31 of the 35 Committee bills passed by the House were bipartisan.

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  15. Dec 5

    Thanks for joining us!

    NOW: I'm at the Committee room to honor a man who has served this committee and body with distinction: Chairman . Looking forward to seeing his portrait unveiled this afternoon.
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  16. Dec 4

    “The National Climate Assessment report reads like a press release from environmental pressure groups — because it is."

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  17. Dec 1

    Chairman arranged for a tree to be planted on the grounds this summer to honor President George H.W. Bush. At the ceremony he said “was one of the most honorable people I’d ever met” & praised his decency, unselfishness and generosity of spirit.

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  18. Nov 30

    ⚡️House Science Weekly Wrap-Up ⤵️

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    Nov 28

    The manageable risks revealed in a new climate-change assessment should allow us to think about good policy without panicking, writes via

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  20. Nov 29

    Encouraging partnerships between the private and public sector will benefit future exploration to the moon, Mars, and beyond. has worked hard to put forth legislation (H.R.2809 & H.R. 6226) to promote private innovation in space.

    LIVE: Which American companies are partnering with us to explore the Moon? Find out now, as administrator reveals the commercial partners selected to develop robotic landers to send our payloads to the lunar surface:
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