On #WorldBicycleDay, new research shows safer, connected #cycling networks can deliver major health and mobility benefits worldwide.
A recent @NASEMTRB publication helps communities estimate those benefits and close network gaps: https://t.co/nv3ryA7xUY
.@emilylinzhang is a writer and director who specializes in making science videos for YouTube. 🎬
In 2026 she started her own channel Rabbit Hole 🐇 to cover extraordinary answers to everyday questions.
We talked with her about rabbit holes at: https://t.co/Tdti1IRL20 #scicomm
The asteroid that killed the dinosaurs may have triggered a global fungal takeover. 🍄 A new @PNASNews study by Rosanna Baker & #NASmember Arturo Casadevall found evidence of massive fungal blooms after the Chicxulub extinction event. Read more in @VICE: https://t.co/4L5pw28ldC
A plane cabin that feels too hot or too cold can be more than an inconvenience — it can affect health and safety.
Our new report examines how aircraft cabin temperatures may impact passengers and crew and explores potential standards.
Learn more: https://t.co/nKJ0WrDdNy
As researchers advance "virtual cells" that can predict biological behavior, governance must keep pace.
Our recent report on #SyntheticBiology outlines a framework for #ResponsibleInnovation: https://t.co/o3ZxPXWqM1
Scientific discovery increasingly depends on platforms that connect data, models, computing, and experiments at scale.
A new @PNASNexus editorial examines how evolving governance frameworks could shape the future of #GlobalScience.
Read more: https://t.co/1PxMlokiRs
Join us tomorrow at 3 PM ET for an assessment of the strength of the U.S. research enterprise, its position in global scientific leadership, and its role in sustaining economic competitiveness.
Register to attend online or in person: https://t.co/kYzHSncxgy
Mechanical engineering in action! Watch as we smash, boil, and thicken our way to a perfect jam using pectin. Discover the science behind setting the gel! For the full episode, check out our YouTube channel. #MechanicalEngineering#ScienceOfFood#JamMaking#DIY#YouTube
Opinion: #Antarctica and the researchers who study there aren’t ready for disasters on the remote continent. Stronger disaster management is needed to address threats from disease to climate change. In PNAS Front Matter: https://t.co/dSNHqWM9wS
#ClimateChange#Biosecurity
Get an inside look at one of the first real-world tests of congestion pricing in the U.S! Register for June 9 #TRBwebinar on NYC's congestion pricing. Get answers to your questions on discuss the modeling tools and forecasting variables.
https://t.co/gMUuHxCiJJ
Access to trustworthy environmental data matters more than ever as communities work to manage the ongoing #EnergyTransition.
A new @ISSUESinST article explores how an #EnvironmentalData commons could support evidence-based decisions: https://t.co/ymRcN3MxZK
On #WorldReefDay, we remember #NASmember John W. Wells, a pioneer of coral reef science. 🪸 His work on reef formation and coral evolution helped shape modern understanding of how reefs grow through deep time. Learn more in his memoir: https://t.co/8uGjm7oPSF #MemoirMonday
Officially open! Apply for @theNASEM#NRC#Research Associateship Programs #Postdoctoral & Senior level #research opportunities at sponsoring federal laboratories & affiliated institutions. Stipends range from $45,000 to $108,000 plus other great benefits! https://t.co/7j4LamX0ze
When #Ebola outbreaks make headlines, clear information is critical.
We break down the evidence behind approved Ebola treatments, the role of early supportive care, and ongoing research to improve outcomes.
Read our #BasedOnScience article: https://t.co/6RNotzEKPD
Can AI help advance #obesity research and care while addressing risks and limitations?
Our June 3 – 4 workshop will examine emerging opportunities, key challenges, and what’s needed for AI to positively contribute to the field of #ObesityCare: https://t.co/2LtHiEZW9W
In this week’s Advance Articles: A statistical physics framework for optimal learning, behavioral responses to sex education in a cluster randomized trial, multilevel selection in multi-type populations, and more. Explore now: https://t.co/qlz0axuoK0
From brain-computer interfaces and forever chemicals to psychedelics and sea level change, the 2026 Frontiers of Science U.S. symposium brought together leading early-career scientists tackling the biggest questions shaping our world. Watch the talks: https://t.co/HkOUbXncVA
Scaling #CarbonDioxideRemoval (CDR) depends on trust in #CarbonMarkets.
Our June 2 webinar explores how #AI can improve monitoring, reporting, and verification to support more transparent and durable CDR markets.
Register: https://t.co/TvbIRsduU4