Maintaining military medical readiness could have prevented more than 100,000 combat deaths over the past 80 years – here’s how the U.S. military can work with civilian groups, the White House, and key federal agencies to eliminate preventable deaths.
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ECR Science Policy Accelerator
We’re kicking off the eight-week Early Career Science Policy Accelerator to train the next generation of science policy experts. Learn about the cohort and their bold policy ideas here.
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India’s Nuclear Arsenal Takes A Big Step Forward
On 18 December 2021, India tested its new Agni-P medium-range ballistic missile from its Integrated Test Range on Abdul Kalam Island. This was the second test of the missile, the first test having been conducted in June 2021.
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Jennifer Erickson focuses on applying innovation and data-driven solutions to the organ donation shortage.
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Aleksandra Srdanovic is a Grants & Development Associate at the Federation of American Scientists.
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January 2022: Israel Nuclear Forces
Conducting research on Israeli nuclear weapons has historically been very challenging, not least because Israel purposely does not acknowledge its own possession of nuclear weapons.
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Progress Studies Accelerator
At an important moment of science policymaking, federal policymakers are continually seeking ambitious science ideas. So we partnered with the Institute of Progress to develop and advance ambitious policy ideas to reshape public institutions and drive global progress.
