In a statement on the recent attack of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, the presidents of the U.S. National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine underscored their support for their colleagues at the Ukrainian academy. “We know that the Ukrainian research community is strong, and we will continue to stand by them.” (Photo: REUTERS/Thomas Peter)

The North Carolina Collaboratory offers a new vision for how scientific research can respond to society's needs.

A National Academies report highlights the need to protect maternal heart health before, during, and after pregnancy by treating chronic hypertension and strengthening postpartum blood pressure management. Clinician insights underscore the importance of accessible follow-up care and further research to close evidence gaps and prevent pregnancy-related cardiovascular deaths.

Explore the fourth edition of On Being a Scientist, a guide to responsible and ethical conduct across the research enterprise.

Early-career researchers selected for the 2026 Christine Mirzayan Science and Technology Policy Graduate Fellowship program, who recently began their 12-week assignments at the National Academies, will learn firsthand about science and technology policy as they work closely with scientists, engineers, and medical professionals helping the National Academies address some of the most pressing challenges facing our nation and the world.

Data centers have become tests of whether and how local governments can negotiate the physical terms of the AI economy.

Framework for K–12 Science Education: The Foundation of the Future of Science Learning

A new congressionally mandated National Academies report is bringing renewed attention to those questions, recommending a more consistent approach to occupational radiation safety across the aviation industry. Assessing Radiation Exposure, Health Outcomes, and Mitigation Strategies for Flight Crewmembers outlines recommendations for developing radiation safety programs, improving education for flight crews, and starting a centralized system to track cumulative radiation exposure over a career.

The electricity system is a backbone of U.S. economic activity, enabling peoples’ health and livelihoods, and is a key pathway for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. However, the grid is at an inflect...