A sub-group of the committee will meet to review and discuss progress on chapter development.

The committee will meet virtually in closed session on April 30–May 1 to further advance discussion of the report’s content and development.

The committee met virtually in closed session on March 30–31 to further advance discussion of the report’s content and development.

The committee met virtually on March 12–13 to further advance discussion of the report’s content and development. The meeting included a mix of open and closed sessions. During the open sessions on Ma...

A subgroup of the committee convened to discuss the committee's draft analytical framework and case study selection approach.

The committee met in closed session February 26-27 to continue to discuss the report contents and development.

The committee convened for its first formal meeting on January 27–28, 2026, in London, UK, to review its statement of task, align on a workplan, and begin shaping the report structure. The meeting inc...

The committee met for the first time to discuss their composition and review NASEM policies and procedures.

The Forum on Advancing Diagnostic Excellence will organize and conduct a public virtual webinar to explore ways to improve rare disease diagnosis as well as the patient journey towards a timely and ac...

Youth development is essential to the well-being and success of young people, providing them with the relationships, environments, and opportunities they need to thrive. Out-of-school time (OST) progr...

Graduate students, post-docs, and early-career faculty engaged in social-environmental research face an unprecedented research landscape. Decreased federal research funding will constrain their abilit...

Networks that Work: Supporting Resilience through Collaboration and Connection The Societal Experts Action Network’s (SEAN) 2025 Fall Symposium will explore how sustained networks deliver public valu...

Active shooter drills have become a common practice in U.S. Schools—95% of public K–12 schools conduct them, and many states mandate their use. However, there is little consistency in how drills are i...

As the artificial intelligence (AI) landscape evolves rapidly, many state and local government leaders are exploring ways to leverage these technologies to enhance public services and governance. As A...

The projected growth in electricity demand from AI-driven data centers challenges climate mitigation, water resources, and low-cost electricity goals. Many research studies and policy responses focus...

The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine's Environmental Health Matters Initiative organized a webinar series to explore human exposure to and related health effects of microplast...

JUMP TO WEBCAST The high cost of eggs has been one of the most visible societal impacts of H5N1 bird flu. First detected on U.S. poultry farms in February 2022 and in U.S. dairy cattle in 2024, the de...