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NEW ADVISORY GROUP

Group Named to Guide Gulf of Mexico Program

June 7 -- The National Academy of Sciences' Gulf of Mexico program has appointed an advisory group to create a strategic vision and guide the program's development and implementation.

  • NEW ADVISORY GROUP

    Group Named to Guide Gulf of Mexico Program

    June 7 -- The National Academy of Sciences' Gulf of Mexico program has appointed an advisory group to create a strategic vision and guide the program's development and implementation.

  • NEW REPORT

    Management of Wild Horses and Burros

    June 5 - A new report from the National Research Council offers science-based strategies for management of free-ranging horses and burros in western U.S.

  • NEW REPORT

    Gun Violence Research Priorities

    June 5 - A new report from the Institute of Medicine and National Research Council proposes priorities for a research agenda to improve understanding of the public health aspects of gun-related violence, including its causes, health burden, and possible interventions.

  • JOINT STATEMENTS

    Science Academies Issue 'G-Science' Statements

    May 29 - Fourteen science academies issued statements today to call attention to the role science, technology, and innovation can play in sustainable development, and to raise awareness of drug resistance in infectious agents including TB.

VIDEO WEBCAST: Workshop June 20

Video WebcastThe National Research Council is hosting a workshop to discuss ways to strengthen coordination between the U.S. government and partner nations in responding to an international chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear incident. Video Webcast | Agenda

'Go Viral to Improve Health' Winners Announced

Go Viral to Improve HealthA team of students from Texas A&M University who created H-Radar, a new mobile app that tracks and reports nearby infectious diseases, won first place and a $10,000 prize in this year's "Go Viral to Improve Health: IOM-NAE Health Data Collegiate Challenge." Thirty-nine teams registered for this year's challenge, which calls on undergraduate and graduate students to use health data to design web-based or mobile applications that take on pressing health issues and provide active solutions.

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A generous gift from former NAS president Bruce Alberts will enable us to resume the Christine Mirzayan Science and Technology Policy Graduate Fellowships beginning in January 2014. The program engages fellows in the analytical processes that inform science policy. Read More

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