Issues in Science and Technology

A new exhibition reveals how the same principles that govern galaxies and particles also echo through cultural tradition and creative practice.

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The US appears committed to building more resilient supply chains in and rebuilding the country’s industrial capabilities.

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Although public attention is focused on the federal government’s efforts to slash funding for scientific research, the decimation of the democratic institutional processes that undergird state-sponsored scientific research is far more consequential.

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As the federal government withdraws from public data collection, states cannot step into the breach without addressing common challenges and disparities.

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Mary Woolley reflects on leading Research!America for 35 years, doubling NIH funding, science advocacy, and public engagement.

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