ITIF Centers

Innovation is central to addressing global climate change while increasing economic growth, boosting international competitiveness, and eliminating energy poverty. The Clean Energy Innovation Program seeks to accelerate the transition of the domestic and global energy systems to low-carbon resources.

The Center for Data Innovation formulates and promotes pragmatic public policies designed to maximize the benefits of data-driven innovation in the public and private sectors. It educates policymakers and the public about the opportunities and challenges associated with data, as well as technology trends such as open data, artificial intelligence, and the Internet of Things.

The Center for Korean Innovation and Competitiveness conducts research and develops policy solutions to help Korean policymakers drive Korean innovation, productivity, and global competitiveness.

The Center for Life Sciences Innovation advocates for accelerating biopharmaceutical innovation by recognizing that the public and private sectors both have essential roles to play in advancing the many technological, economic, and policy factors underpinning it.

The Centre for Canadian Innovation and Competitiveness is an Ottawa-based affiliate of ITIF that helps policymakers and the public better understand the nature of the innovation economy and the types of public policies that are necessary to drive Canadian innovation, productivity, and broad-based prosperity.

The Hamilton Center promotes a practical approach to competitiveness policy that enables U.S. technology leadership in global markets.

ITIF’s Schumpeter Project champions a new intellectual framework for practical antitrust reforms that enable the innovation economy. Its mission is to advance dynamic competition policy in which innovation is a central concern for antitrust enforcement, not a secondary consideration.