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We are now accepting nominations for the 2027 NAS Awards! We will honor scientists who have made pioneering contributions to a wide range of fields, including #solarphysics, #computerscience, #microbiology, and more.🏅
Who will you nominate? #NASaward https://t.co/j6tDMssjm4
Awarded biennially, the NAS Award for Chemistry in Service to Society honors contributions to #chemistry that satisfy a societal need. In 2027, the award will recognize a chemist working in industry. Learn more and nominate today! https://t.co/Tyon9RSrPA #NASaward
Yesterday, the NAS and @Smithsonian co-hosted "Revolutions in Science," a day-long look at what discoveries might define America's next 250 years. Nobel laureates, innovators, and emerging researchers gathered in conversation about where science goes next. A few highlights 📸🧵
@NobelPrize Looking ahead, Jennifer Lewis, Sara Walker, Huda Zoghbi, and Maria Zuber explored where today's challenges meet tomorrow's opportunities. The program closed with Harvey Fineberg's reflections on imagination's role in the next chapter of American science. #NASmember
In a new @ScienceMagazine editorial, NAS President-elect @NeilShubin reflects on the Academy's 1863 founding by Lincoln and Congress during the Civil War, and why that same long-term investment in knowledge matters just as much today. https://t.co/mpQWpj9dX3
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Scientists and filmmakers are teaming up through the Academy's @SciEntExchange program to improve how science is portrayed in movies and TV and make stories more accurate, diverse, and compelling. Read more about the program in @TheScientistLLC: https://t.co/COBOsn0y8j
Join us online today for “Revolutions in Science: Discovery, Imagination, and the Future,” hosted by the NAS and @Smithsonian Institution.
Watch here: https://t.co/5eISqqj7MX
Tomorrow, we're convening leading researchers, innovators, and thinkers to explore how discovery, imagination, and public support have shaped American science — and what it will take to sustain it.
Watch online: https://t.co/zNd1k6kfXz
Each year, we honor creative and influential research in the areas of combinatorial and discrete optimization, or related parts of #computerscience, with the Michael and Sheila Held Prize. Who will be honored next year? Nominate someone today! #NASaward
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For International Women in Engineering Day, explore how robotics pioneer Lydia Kavraki is shaping the future of human-robot collaboration. Her #NAS163 Research Briefing traces the computational foundations of safer and smarter autonomous systems: https://t.co/Gsb1KBoshT #INWED26
#NASmember Ed Miles studied the oceans not just as ecosystems, but as shared global systems that require cooperation to sustain. His work helped shape how we think about climate adaptation & governing the world’s “global commons.” Read more: https://t.co/c5YOZWcTR3 #MemoirMonday
Do you know an early-career researcher who has made an unusual achievement and furthered empirical research with in the broad spectrum of experimental #psychology? Nominate them for a 2027 Troland Research Award! Learn more: https://t.co/T715Kw5hAU
On June 24, join @usc.edu cosmologist Kris Pardo for a Distinctive Voices lecture on how we can measure gravitational waves—tiny ripples in spacetime that have opened up an entirely new way to study our Universe. 🌌 Register to attend online or in person: https://t.co/9PtkRWCtGO
For 50 years, the NAS Award in Molecular Biology has recognized outstanding young biologists—many of whom have gone on to receive major scientific honors, including 15 Nobel Prizes. Who will win the prize in 2027? Nominate today!🦠 https://t.co/YWB8rHrRZb #NASaward
How will scientific discovery shape America’s next 250 years? Join leaders across science, engineering, medicine, & technology for “Revolutions in Science: Discovery, Imagination, and the Future” on June 25, hosted by the NAS and Smithsonian Institution: https://t.co/5eISqqj7MX
Archaeologist and #NASmember Jim Allen helped reshape how we understand the peopling of Australia, New Guinea, and the Pacific, revealing deep and ancient networks of movement and exchange across vast oceans and landscapes. Read more: https://t.co/ip4SKAk7ca #MemoirMonday
"Taking this job is a bet, or maybe a hope, that the best science will drive the conversation over the long run." Incoming NAS President @NeilShubin spoke with @nytimes about the state of American science and his hopes for his five-year term as president: https://t.co/cBEz62pyUG
Metal-organic frameworks have revolutionized materials science with applications ranging from separations to sustainability. A @PNASNews profile highlights the incredible contributions of 2025 Nobel Laureates in Chemistry, including #NASmember Omar Yaghi: https://t.co/HyywtP8ZQa