The National Academies have launched a new fellowship program with several Indian Institutes of Technology, beginning with @IITKanpur, to support U.S. researchers collaborating on climate and environmental research in India.
Learn more: https://t.co/J45ckSAxwS
It’s #SpaceScienceWeek! For more than 60 years, our decadal surveys have helped guide the future of #SpaceScience, setting priorities for research, missions, technology, and more across five major disciplines.
Explore the reports: https://t.co/Jst1uT5Taw
Engineering is redefining what’s possible in human #health.
The Fall 2026 issue of @theNAEng's The Bridge explores how #engineering and collaboration across disciplines can improve health across the lifespan.
Read: https://t.co/DN9GQlRwOn
Congratulations to NAE member Karl Deisseroth, MD, PhD, on receiving the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for pioneering discoveries in optogenetics. Dr. Deisseroth is a member of all three National Academies and serves on the Russ Prize committee.
https://t.co/u8TIf2vjlN
Chronic disease affects over half of Americans, but new advances are changing how these conditions are understood, prevented, and managed.
Brendan Lee, MD, PhD, shares why now is the time for a new approach.
📰 Read more:https://t.co/NdRDbY7rjf
#NAMmtg#ChronicDisease
The 2026 #NobelPrize in Physics has been awarded to #NASmember Francis Halzen! Halzen is recognized for decisive contributions to the IceCube Neutrino Observatory and the discovery of high-energy neutrinos of astrophysical origin. Learn more: https://t.co/niOm6aWL59
The GRP has welcomed eight new Early-Career Research Fellows focused on community resilience. The 2026-2028 fellows will study how climate-related challenges such as heat, flooding, and pollution affect health, communities, and regional economies: https://t.co/I5P5MlMVnB
For his service to TRB, Ram M. Pendyala of Arizona State University will receive the 2026 W.N. Carey, Jr., TRB Distinguished Service Award. He is also honored for leadership in transportation planning, travel behavior, and travel analysis methods. #TRBAM
https://t.co/N2e7deD9hZ
Can complex networks be modeled with less computational work? Researchers developed HierX to efficiently model distance-decay potential fields, using Great Britain’s road network as a test case. In @PNASNexus: https://t.co/RoQgzVe0xk
Communicator and comedian @RollieWilliams uses humor to make complex climate science approachable, engaging, and entertaining.
Through his YouTube channel @ClimateTown, Rollie uses comedy and carefully researched storytelling to connect people with climate science. #SciComm
.@KarlDeisseroth listens to patients living with severe depression and asks what in the brain could account for their suffering.
His work in optogenetics gave scientists a way to control nerve cells with light, opening new possibilities for understanding the minds he treats.
A remarkable writer and a devoted physician. Today, a @NobelPrize laureate.
Congratulations, Karl.
Photographed for New Heroes. Portrait and story: https://t.co/MJLfLFRiQZ
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Teaching can turn curiosity into discovery and help students better understand the world around them.
This #WorldTeachersDay, explore a research-based resource that has helped shape science teaching and learning across the country: https://t.co/6aaBsy4BYE
With 280+ reports and 320+ events across 244 topics in the past year, there’s a lot happening at the National Academies.
Our new Substack will help you discover work you might otherwise miss — and we want to hear what you’d like to see there.
Follow us: https://t.co/uAztVLF9nb
#Manufacturing drives innovation, creates jobs, and produces goods we rely on every day.
This #ManufacturingDay, explore our report on how smart manufacturing can help shape the future of U.S. industry: https://t.co/B096Eu0Rcb
AI is entering #SeriousIllnessCare in ways that could reshape the relationships at the heart of care.
Join us October 5 and 8 to explore emerging uses of AI in #PalliativeCare, ethical guardrails, and implications for training: https://t.co/AcsKb49t7G
From global shipping routes to the cables that power the internet, modern life relies on understanding the ocean floor — yet it remains largely unmapped.
Explore the practical applications of advances in ocean mapping technology from our recent lecture: https://t.co/gXshE0y7IU
@theNAEng Annual Meeting will bring together leaders in #engineering to recognize achievement and examine engineering’s role in shaping America’s future.
Join us October 4 – 5 for new member inductions, awards, lectures, and more: https://t.co/ZNHo8c1Ed3
The presidents of the U.S. National Academies condemn the strike on the home of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine and reaffirm our commitment to supporting our Ukrainian colleagues and research community.
Read the full statement: https://t.co/KVIvb92pmW
Local problems can benefit from local expertise.
In a new @ISSUESinST podcast, Jeffrey Warren from @NCCollaboratory explores how North Carolina connects policymakers with university researchers to help solve communities’ biggest problems.
Listen: https://t.co/ClIb5xHqfH