ISSUES is an award-winning journal published by @ASU and @theNASciences devoted to the best writing on policy related to science, technology, and society.
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Quantum computing makes it possible to create powerful algorithms that can help tackle a huge range of problems. But running these algorithms is no easy task. issues.org/genesis-mission-q…
As part of the US Department of Energy’s Genesis Mission, IBM is collaborating with partners across the nation to build the “quantum-centric supercomputing framework capable of running these algorithms,” @jmchow writes. Read the full piece in the link above.
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"Elevating community college leaders’ perspectives in the science policy conversation will provide insights and tools for the process of social innovation, skill development, and industrial catalyzation that lies ahead."
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Thank you to @ISSUESinST for such a thoughtful and engaging conversation! Tune in for a 30-minute interview with @JDTalasek as we explore my artistic practice, the intersection of art and science, and how exploration can open new ways of seeing and understanding our world. issues.org/art-at-the-extrem…
As AI arrives at the forefront in the geopolitics of scientific research, Europe is embracing a strategy centered on trustworthiness. But what does it mean to build trustworthy infrastructure for AI?
Read: issues.org/cern-earns-trust-…
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#CommunityColleges do more than provide education.
DeRionne Pollard — president and CEO of the American Association of Community Colleges — discusses their role in strengthening communities, driving economic growth, and more in an @ISSUESinST interview: ow.ly/3HKk5100yVQ
“As the rest of us doomscroll through a mix of hot takes, misinformation, and moral outrage, we are only seeing the tip of the iceberg in terms of what most people believe,” @jayvanbavel writes. issues.org/social-media-van-…
“When our community is thriving, we thrive, and when our community is suffering a challenge, we suffer as well,” @DrPollard_AACC, president and CEO of @Comm_College, says.
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In our Fall 2026 edition, Pollard spoke with ISSUES editor Sara Frueh to discuss the essential role community colleges play in anchoring civic life and driving economic growth.
Read the interview here: issues.org/community-college…
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“We don’t fund penguins on treadmills. That research may be groundbreaking…but a taxpayer in North Carolina is not going to get it, and it’s not going to help their lives. We don’t do research just for the sake of research.” – Jeff Warren
Research can be especially powerful when it informs the decisions that shape our communities. Hear NC Collaboratory Executive Director Jeff Warren discuss how the Collaboratory's unique model bridges the gap between evidence and decision-making, translating research into meaningful impact across North Carolina.
🎧Listen to the episode of The Ongoing Transformation podcast here: issues.org/local-research-fo…
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Uruguay's legendary manager Marcelo Bielsa kicks off his World Cup today. You won't find a more intriguing personality in the whole tournament, or another manager featured in an @ISSUESinST Future Tense story about coaching and AI in the beautiful game. issues.org/futuretensefictio…
Today! 3:30 ET! How do Moon missions reflect changes in science’s social contract? Come talk about space, science, and society with @AstroKatie, Amy Kaminski, and @zpirtle—moderated by @MoNscience. Register: asu.zoom.us/webinar/register…
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The Moon is the proving ground—and Mars is the goal.
Chairman @RepBrianBabin lays out a vision for America’s next era in space and how we stay ahead in @ISSUESinST ⬇️
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My first for @ISSUESinST is out, about the reauthorization of the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program. It comes out when the SBIR program has been reformed in several ways. These reforms are excellent, but more can be done.
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A recent article in @ISSUESinST highlights how with funding from the #ncga the Collaboratory is supporting university led research to solve problems for the people of North Carolina. Learn more here: bit.ly/4pXEVVW
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Very excited to share our piece on Texas state research policy out today in @ISSUESinST issues.org/texas-research-fu… @stpolicy @BakerInstitute @RiceUNews @BakerCHB @CPRITTexas
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I have a new short story out! It’s called “Deficiency Agent” and it’s a military SF story about artificial intelligence and some of the pitfalls. You can read it on @ISSUESinST / @imaginationASU:
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“There’s this race for AGI that is not at all powered by some notion of human welfare, but it’s a competition among wealthy investors to reach this holy grail that they’ve held in their head since the 1940s.” @davidautor on AI, the labor market, & WALL-E: issues.org/david-autor-econo…
