; (6) proactively identify, discuss, and act on challenges related to the application and impact of radio frequency spectrum use in the national airspace system; and (7) identify innovative aviation technologies that may be integrated into the national airspace system. (e) Interagency coordination The Secretary may facilitate coordination between interagency partners and the members of the Advanced Aviation Coordination Unit to fulfill the responsibilities described in subsection (d). 5. William J. Hughes Technical Center for Advanced Aviation (a) Establishment (1) In general Not later than 1 year after date of enactment of this Act, the Secretary shall redesignate the William J. Hughes Technical Center as the William J. Hughes Technical Center for Advanced Aviation. (2) Director The Director of the William J. Hughes Technical Center shall be known as Director of the William J. Hughes Technical Center for Advanced Aviation. (b) Responsibilities The Director of the William J. Hughes Technical Center for Advanced Aviation shall be responsible for— (1) assuming all roles and responsibilities previously held by the Director of William J. Hughes Technical Center, including— (A) managing the research and development portfolio of the Administration and the Research and Development Advisory Committee; (B) preparing congressional reports relevant to such research, including the National Aviation Research Plan and Annual Review; (C) developing formal research partnerships with industry, academia, and other government agencies, and promoting the dissemination of federally funded research; (D) managing research grants and Centers of Excellence; (E) conducting aviation research, development, testing, evaluation activities, and sustainment activities, including field support, for new and existing national airspace system applications and technologies related to— (i) aerospace performance and planning, including reducing aviation hazards and aircraft safety assurance; (ii) airports