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    Preventing the next pandemic

    A combination of clear public health messaging, accessible testing, and advances in biotechnology can be powerful tools to prevent the spread of infectious diseases.

    Michelle E. Matzko3 Marie Floryan3 Christian L. Loyo , and 2 more
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    Policies for incentivizing orbital debris assessment and remediation

    A universal system for risk assessment and financial incentives can be strategies to mitigate threats posed by space debris on space infrastructure.

    Carson Bullock , and Robert T. Johanson
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  • Artificial Intelligence Science Enterprise

    Catalyzing the quantum leap

    A focus on the workforce may be necessary to unlock the potential of quantum information science.

    Kushal Seetharam , and Michael DeMarco
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    The impact of international scientists, engineers, and students on U.S. research outputs and global competitiveness

    The U.S. may consider taking strategic action to retain international scientific talent and maintain global competitiveness.

    Sarah M. Rovito3 Divyansh Kaushik , and Surya D. Aggarwal
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    An interview with Professor Jonathan King. Part I: On social responsibility and activism in academia

    A discussion about effectively and collectively engaging in public policy through the lens of his diverse experiences as an academic and activist.

    Manraj S. Gill3 Dylan M. McCormick , and Jennifer A. Cascino
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