The Technologist: A new occupational category can both create opportunities for workers and position the United States to lead in advanced manufacturing

by Liu, John, Bonvillian, William B
Published in Issues in science and technology

A 4o-Year Conversation

by Margonelli, Lisa
Published in Issues in science and technology

Science Policy in the Spotlight: What have the past 40 years taught us about the evolving relationship between science and society?

by Finneran, Kevin
Published in Issues in science and technology

Informing Decisionmakers in Real Time: To offer evidence to policymakers during the COVID-19 pandemic, the National Academies formed an unprecedented network of social science experts who fielded questions and offered advice

by Groves, Robert, Bassett, Mary T, Backes, Emily P, Chiweshe, Malvern
Published in Issues in science and technology

No, We Don't Need Another ARPA: Instead, capitalize on American strengths to catalyze diffusion across the innovation ecosystem

by Paschkewitz, John, Patt, Dan
Published in Issues in science and technology

A Curious Collaboration

by Ehrmann, Dominique
Published in Issues in science and technology

Inviting Millions Into the Era of Quantum Technologies: Now that the potential of quantum technologies is becoming clearer, the United States must work quickly to build a workforce...

by Dudley, Sean, Brazil, Marisa
Published in Issues in science and technology

How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Intelligible Failure: With the growth of "ARPA-everything," it's time to start testing predictions about what makes the model succeed. That...

by Russell, Adam
Published in Issues in science and technology

Building a Culture of Risk-Taking: As acting director of the ARPA for energy, I worked to figure out how a government agency can take big-but-smart bets

by Gerbi, Jennifer E
Published in Issues in science and technology

The authorship and internationality of Industrial Engineering journals

by Kao, Chiang
Published in Scientometrics

Rumors Have Rules: Decades-old research about how and why people share rumors is even more relevant in a world with social media

by Spiro, Emma S, Starbird, Kate
Published in Issues in science and technology

My God, It's Full of Stars

by Smith, Tracy K
Published in Issues in science and technology

VISIONS OF NURSING

by Wallentine, Anne
Published in Issues in science and technology

The Precarious Balance Between Research Openness and Security: Amid increasing competition and conflict with countries such as China, calls to restrict international scientific coo...

by Colglazier, E. William
Published in Issues in science and technology

When Our Medical Students Learn Anatomy, They See a Person, Not a Specimen

by Tseng, Guo-Fang
Published in Issues in science and technology

Biosafety Needs to Redefine Itself Science: An expansion of today's static definition of biosafety to include research for mitigating risk will advance both science and public safety

by Schwartz, Antony, Vogel, Andrea, Brock, Mary
Published in Issues in science and technology

In Finland, We Make Each Schoolchild a Scientist: Teaching research skills and encouraging inquiry from the earliest ages can build social resilience to misleading information

by Kivinen, Kari
Published in Issues in science and technology

NAVIGATING A POLLUTED INFORMATION ECOSYSTEM: Misunderstanding Misinformation: An obsession with gauging accuracy of individual posts is misguided. To strengthen information ecosyst...

by Wardle, Claire
Published in Issues in science and technology

The Transformation of American Nursing: In the decades after World War II, nurse educators built a science of nursing. Their work underpins the profession as it is practiced today--and offers insights for other disciplines into how knowledge is created, valued, and used

by Tobbell, Dominique A
Published in Issues in science and technology

The Making of a Biosafety Officer: Understanding how biosafety professionals generate knowledge on the job can help train skilled personnel and craft rules to keep communities safe

by Gillum, David R
Published in Issues in science and technology