; (2) award grants through the National Institute of Food and Agriculture; and (3) support development conducted by the Agricultural Research Service. (g) Environmental Protection Agency As part of the Initiative, the Environmental Protection Agency shall support research on how products, processes, and systems of engineering biology will affect or can protect the environment. (h) Department of health and human services (1) National Institutes of Health As part of the Initiative, the Director of the National Institutes of Health shall— (A) support research and development to advance the understanding and application of engineering biology for human health, including in synthetic biology, cell and tissue engineering, computational biology, and artificial intelligence; (B) support and accelerate the application of biomedical research and technologies through cross-disciplinary collaboration and training programs; (C) support research on ethical, legal, safety, and societal implications of emerging biotechnologies; and (D) award grants on a competitive basis, that enable institutions to support graduate students and postdoctoral fellows who perform some of their engineering biology research across multiple disciplinary departments. (2) Food and Drug Administration As part of the Initiative, the Commissioner of Food and Drugs shall— (A) support research and evaluation of safety, potency, and efficacy of novel biologic products and biomanufacturing technologies; and (B) ensure the timely development of screening methods to evaluate safety and security of new biological products and processes.