Person-centered #ClinicalResearch involves patients in all stages of #research, from design to outcome reporting. Learn how this approach can benefit clinical #CancerResearch as well as potential challenges to overcome at our September 29 – 30 workshop: buff.ly/wnAxMci

For two decades, @NASEMTRB's Airport Cooperative Research Program has advanced practical, responsive solutions and positively impacted #airports across the country. Join us on September 26 to celebrate 20 years of the ACRP with trivia, prizes, and more: buff.ly/ROddzvI

#WorldAlzheimersDay aims to raise awareness and recognize the millions affected by #Alzheimers disease and #dementia. Explore research priorities for advancing the prevention and treatment of these conditions by reading our recent consensus study: ow.ly/sSXO50WZA4n

The September 25 meeting of our Standing Committee on #PrimaryCare will feature discussions on recently published consensus reports and beneficiary incentives. Register to attend: buff.ly/LTodYIK

In deciding how to utilize #AI, state and local governments must balance potential benefits with key consideration around #privacy, bias, transparency, public trust, and long-term oversight. Learn more: buff.ly/4eBkq8S

#MachineLearning components are enabling significant advances in many sectors — but what are potential implications for safety? Explore ways to safely integrate machine learning for safety-critical applications from our new report on September 25: buff.ly/aS1k7Eh

In a new @IssuesInST.bsky.social podcast, anthropologist and speculative fiction writer Steven Gonzalez compares the devastation a hurricane with the often overlooked disasters caused by the proliferation of our internet infrastructure. Read or listen: buff.ly/10O3iy5

A recent National Academies report examines the nature, scope, and impact of science #misinformation and how best to address it. Join leaders across domains in discussing key insights and recommendations from the report at our September 25 symposium: buff.ly/vB5Ntcj

A new report from the National Academies finds that excessive regulations and time-consuming administrative tasks are burdening the U.S. scientific enterprise. Learn more in an editorial from @ScienceMagazine: buff.ly/xNcOzje

Life-cycle assessment and technoeconomic analysis can assist in developing emerging #GreenhouseGas (GHG) removal technologies. Learn about these assessments and what they reveal about #GHG removal technologies at our September 23 webinar: buff.ly/i1RXjfL

CHPC associate director Dr. Jeff Niederdeppe was part of a National Academies Consensus Committee on promoting breastfeeding in the United States. Explore highlights from the committee's recent report here:

Concerns about #cybercrime have increased significantly given that the internet has become a ubiquitous part of modern life. Our report provides the FBI with a taxonomy to better measure cybercrime. Learn more: buff.ly/MY0JAo2

A new National Academies report reviews evidence gathered by the scientific community since 2009 on #GreenhouseGasEmissions and their effects on U.S. #climate, health, and welfare. Read: buff.ly/IqeRXJm

A recent National Academies report provides a framework for data, research, and policy initiatives to boost #UpwardMobility for all Americans. Hear study committee members discuss the report’s findings and recommendations at our September 22 webinar: buff.ly/mZzY0OY

Turnover in long-distance trucking is HIGH. If you want to find out why, we need to changes in data collection & analysis. Our report calls for better data & deeper research before smart changes can be made. #ThankATrucker #TruckDriverAppreciationWeek buff.ly/1Imq7Un

Join the NASEM virtual workshop Oct 22-23, 11am-3pm ET, on brain-body interactions & advancing brain health. Explore how brain-immune, brain-heart, & gut-brain links impact neurological & psychiatric diseases. Details: www.nationalacademies.org/event/45148_...

As demand for #minerals continues to rise, the @USGS's Mineral Resources Program (MRP) will be increasingly relied upon to help guide decision-makers. Read our new report on the MRP and how it can be utilized to help meet U.S. mineral resource needs: buff.ly/MBfC9RD

Decreased federal #ResearchFunding is making it more difficult to conduct social-environmental research but there are practical, low-cost methods that can help sustain this research with limited financial support. Learn more at our September 22 webinar: buff.ly/1cr4gY7

Explorers.com reveals the faces of discovery. Scientists, engineers, and innovators whose work is shaping what it means to be human. As Artist in Residence at the @nationalacademies.org I am creating these portraits to remind us that science is a human story. www.Explorers.com

To minimize potential harms caused by misuse, a new rapid expert consultation by the National Academies recommends avoiding the extreme hype about #AI and instead utilizing a careful, experimental approach. Learn more in our new feature story: buff.ly/sboRkNn

New #biotechnology research has the potential to bring significant benefits, but there are also ample risks. Our workshops on September 17 and 18 will examine these risks and consider how to balance scientific progress with #biosecurity considerations: buff.ly/5oynXLn

#TruckDrivers and other #transportation workers play a crucial role in the U.S. economy. Explore resources on the transportation workforce for #NTDAW25: buff.ly/gsnNrQe

Building #ventilation is critical for preventing the spread of infectious diseases and improving overall health and productivity. Explore key actions for improving #IndoorAirQuality at our September 17 workshop: buff.ly/YllUOp7

Sponsors of the National Academies help support a wide range of projects and activities — including workshops, roundtables, fellowship programs, and much more. Learn more about working with the National Academies: buff.ly/F1Uh967

"While science can be a challenge…all that pales in comparison to the thrill of the questions to be asked, of seeing them answered one day” New Heroes portrait of @ucberkeleyofficial.bsky.social Professor Eva Nogales. @royalsociety.org @nationalacademies.org @nogaleslab.bsky.social

#Minerals are vital to our infrastructure, energy systems, and innovation landscape. At this webinar, learn about our new report which examines the U.S. Geological Survey’s Mineral Resources Program and how it can best position itself to strengthen U.S. #MineralScience: buff.ly/H7MCz9n

"In a #PublicHealth system that is outdated and reactive, Americans are left vulnerable to the next outbreak." Lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic and other recent outbreaks can teach us how better prevent the next #pandemic. Learn more from @IssuesInST.bsky.social: buff.ly/BpB6bcm

#MilitaryFamilies raising children with #autism often face unique challenges in accessing consistent, high-quality care. On September 16, learn about our new report reviewing the U.S. Department of Defense’s autism care demonstration program: buff.ly/ZLUmoA9

For the first time ever, the NAS Award for the Industrial Application will be presented in artificial intelligence in 2026. Nominate a scientist whose work has intrinsic importance and significant benefits for industry: www.nasonline.org/award/nas-aw... #NASaward

.@NASEM_Gulf recently announced the ten finalists for its Gulf Futures Challenge. These projects are focused on applying, translating, and communicating science, engineering, and medical knowledge to address challenges in the Gulf Coast region. Read: buff.ly/UsFtAfL

Researchers studying #AI, #bioengineering, #cybersecurity, and more can benefit from #FundingOpportunities offered by the U.S. Department of Defense. Learn about priority research areas and navigating the DOD funding landscape at our September 16 webinar: buff.ly/FY4kqIc

#Breastfeeding is a #PublicHealth imperative — but without deliberate action, differences in breastfeeding outcomes and unequal access to support will persist. Learn about our recommendations for a coordinated national breastfeeding strategy: buff.ly/ztud6v4

Mountain snowpacks are a vital source of water, but characterizing how much water can be found in mountain snow has been a challenge for hydrologists. Join us September 15 to explore new techniques for measuring this valuable resource: buff.ly/lK6KtrX

Breastfeeding may be “natural “ but that doesn’t mean it’s easy! To Improve Breastfeeding Rates in U.S., Report Recommends Creating National Strategy, Enacting Paid Federal Family and Medical Leave nap.nationalacademies.org/catalog/2911...

Not Now, But Soon — a new miniseries from @IssuesInST.bsky.social — will challenge the stories we often tell about #disasters and explore how we can use #SpeculativeFiction to create better futures and policies. Learn more and tune in for the September 16 premiere: buff.ly/SDqyE38

#Breastfeeding is foundational for #InfantHealth but unequal access to services, supplies, and support have led to inequalities in U.S. breastfeeding outcomes. Learn about our new report on ways to support breastfeeding for all families on September 12: buff.ly/lvztmy7

There's just one month left to submit nominations for the 2026 NAS Awards! Want to nominate a scientist but not sure how? Watch the video for a breakdown of the nomination process, policies, and FAQs, and visit www.nasonline.org/awards/how-t... for more information. #NASawards

How has #DisasterPreparation and #DisasterResponse changed since Hurricane Katrina? Lauren Alexander Augustine — executive director of our Gulf Research Program — discusses how Katrina has shaped how our nation prepares for and responds to #disasters in a new article: buff.ly/exQsqv6

Accurately estimating facility renewal costs to restore and modernize aging infrastructure is essential. Join @nationalacademies.org on September 10-11 for a workshop to explore the latest methodologies for estimating facility renewal costs: www.nationalacademies.org/event/45561_...

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services recently launched Operation Stork Speed to ensure #InfantFormula quality, safety, and availability for the millions of U.S. families who depend on it. Learn about the initiative and how National Academies' work helped inform it: buff.ly/BHfUw3F

#Multiomics has revolutionized our ability to understand and influence human health, but it also presents significant ethical, legal, and social implications. Join us September 20 to learn about this emerging #biotechnology and its use: buff.ly/jWX9tdB

As #AI systems become more adaptive and proactive, users are having to adjust multiple factors for optimal performance — including degrees of autonomy and initiative. Explore bidirectional performance optimization for AI-human teams on September 9: buff.ly/U7iRvM2

How has #DisasterPreparation and #DisasterResponse changed since Hurricane Katrina? Lauren Alexander Augustine — executive director of our Gulf Research Program — discusses how Katrina has shaped how our nation prepares for and responds to #disasters in a new article: buff.ly/exQsqv6

As #wildfires are becoming more frequent, learning how wildfire smoke can impact health — even in areas far from the fire's origin — is more important than ever. Learn more from our new #BasedOnScience page: buff.ly/NMs4x40

Accurately estimating the cost of restoring and modernizing facilities helps ensure safety, maintain functionality, and support overall #FacilityManagement. Join us September 10 – 11 to learn about new approaches estimating #FacilityRenewal costs: buff.ly/rEu7Uis

Join us on September 29 for a virtual public workshop exploring #TaxPolicy as a structural driver of health. Participants will explore how tax policies at different levels of government shape health during the life course. #PopHealthRT #SDOH ow.ly/sRaL50WOp7W

The National Academies are updating our widely used guide to #ResponsibleResearch to help researchers navigate new contexts and ethical issues. Read about some of the topics the new edition will address — including #AI and international collaboration: buff.ly/nGsY1Nl

“Early detection, effective surveillance, and accurate reporting are essential for controlling [health] threats before they become full-blown public health emergencies,” @khahlil.bsky.social writes. “These are all areas of chronic underinvestment in the United States.” issues.org/public-healt...

The National Academies are updating our widely used guide to #ResponsibleResearch to help researchers navigate new contexts and ethical issues. Read about some of the topics the new edition will address — including #AI and international collaboration: buff.ly/nGsY1Nl

Sept 25th marks a free 1-day symposium on "Understanding & Addressing Misinformation About Science," including opportunities for coordinated multi-sector action. In-person + virtual participation available: www.nationalacademies.org/event/45553_... 🧪 🌊 ⚒️ #geogsky