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Nov 21, 2023

David Souter showed the Supreme Court how to free itself from politics

The Supreme Court’s written code of ethics is a start, writes Danielle Allen, who argues that the next step is term limits for Supreme Court justices -- citing a recent Academy publication.
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Washington Post
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Dec 9, 2020

Local Program Committees & Representatives

Local Program Committees and Representatives bring together communities of members to connect, explore topics of interest, and
advise informally on Academy projects.
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Jan 1, 2013

Nuclear Power in Southeast Asia

With nearly every nation in Southeast Asia exploring the possibility of developing a civilian nuclear power program, the Academy’s Global Nuclear Future (GNF) Initiative is working to create a culture of safety and security in the operation and oversight of nuclear facilities in the region.
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Feb 20, 2024

Recent Dædalus Issues Explore Mental Health as well as Language & Social Justice in the United States

Recent Dædalus Issues Explore Mental Health as well as Language & Social Justice in the United States
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Aug 22, 2017

Humanities Indicators: STEM Fields Growing among Four-Year College Degree Recipients

New data from the American Academy’s Humanities Indicators reveal a recent substantial shift toward bachelor’s and graduate degrees in the science, technology, engineering, and medical (STEM) fields; the data also highlight some of the underlying complexities in this shift.
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Jan 30, 2019

Rumford Prize Awarded for the Invention and Refinement of Optogenetics

Ernst Bamberg, Ed Boyden, Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann, Gero Miesenböck, and Georg Nagel will receive a storied science prize in recognition of their extraordinary contributions related to the invention and refinement of optogenetics. The Rumford Prize has been awarded previously to Thomas Edison in 1895 for his work in electric lighting; Edwin Land in 1945 for his applications in polarized light and photography; Enrico Fermi in 1953 for his studies of radiation theory and nuclear energy; and Federico Capasso and Alfred Cho in 2015 for their contributions to the field of laser technology.
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Mar 1, 2012

Remembrance

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Apr 29, 2009

President Obama Appoints Fellows of the Academy to Science and Technology Advisory Council

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Jul 30, 2009

Experts Urge Reformulation of U.S. Space Policy: American Academy Issues Three White Papers

At a Capitol Hill briefing today in conjunction with the release of three new policy monographs, experts outlined the current state of U.S. and foreign space policy and encouraged the Administration to set a clear direction that advances the country’s national security, civilian, and commercial interests in space.
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Sep 5, 2023

The Higher Education Forum at the Academy

The Academy’s second annual convening of The Higher Education Forum was held in Aspen, CO, in June 2023. More than one hundred higher education experts and leaders, including university presidents, provosts, and deans from many of the Academy’s Affiliate institutions as well as several Academy members, engaged in an array of topics.
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Dec 6, 2021

Local Program Committees & Representatives

Local Program Committees and Representatives bring together communities of members to connect, explore topics of interest, and advise informally on Academy projects.
In the News
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Sep 1, 2019

What Makes a True Patriot

“True patriotism doesn’t require that we all join the military,” says Eric Liu, cochair of Academy Commission on the Practice of Democratic Citizenship. “It does require us all to show up more, contribute more, participate more, be more useful to more people.”
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CBS News
Students and Teacher in College Classroom
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May 18, 2020

A Profile of Humanities Departments pre-Covid

A wide-ranging survey of humanities departments shows that prior to the pandemic, departments in most humanities disciplines appeared relatively unchanged since the Great Recession, with the exception of declines in undergraduate degrees.
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Dec 5, 2022

Local Program Committees & Representatives

Local Program Committees and Representatives bring members together to connect with the Academy and each other in the communities where they live.
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Aug 18, 2025

Questions of Creativity and AI-Generated Art

The connection between humans and creativity can be altered dramatically by the advancement of technology, specifically the power of artificial intelligence to generate art. This Academy discussion explored the implications of art produced using AI as it relates to authenticity, creativity, and joy.
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Jan 16, 2025

Poll: Voters seek overhaul of Congress for a stronger democracy

A poll sponsored by the Academy, and conducted by the Center for Public Opinion at UMass-Lowell, reveals displeasure with the state of American politics and receptivity to changes in how we elect Congressional representatives.
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Jun 11, 2018

How New Humanities Ph.D.s Fare

New data analysis from American Academy of Arts and Sciences says humanities Ph.D.s may earn less than their counterparts in other fields but are satisfied -- particularly if they stay in academe.
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Inside Higher Ed
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Jan 1, 2001

Gordon Conway (Class V)

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Apr 5, 2012

On eve of threatened rocket launch, American Academy forum to examine North Korea’s nuclear program

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Feb 10, 2020

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