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President, @theNASciences, former Editor-in-Chief of Science journals, AAAS, and Director, USGS, Mother of 3 amazing daughters
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Hazards without disasters

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By Ruolan Xue, Ruth Oliver, Kirk R. Amundson, Marcia McNutt
| Science Magazine Verified
Footnotes Information & Authors Metrics & Citations View Options References Figures Tables Media Share PHOTO: STACEY PENTLAND PHOTOGRAPHY A natural hazard need not become a human disaster if society learns and applies lessons in preparation and resilience. Earthquake history speaks well to this—engineered structures need to stand up to strong shaking.
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The Strange New Politics of Science Archives

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By Vol. XLI, Lisa Margonelli, Lia Halloran, Marcia McNutt
| Issues in Science and Technology Verified
Solving the disconnects between science and society will require much more than good ideas and good intentions—it will require the political will to bring the fragmented institutions of science together. Today’s political environment precludes the science community from making its old pitches to Congress; it will need to break old habits, build new bonds at personal, local, and regional levels, and reconsider the way it works. Editor's Journal Perspectives Features Book Reviews
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“Universities Are the Invisible Hand.”

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By Jay Lloyd, Marcia McNutt, Michael Crow
| Issues in Science and Technology Verified
Marcia McNutt and Michael M. Crow talk about the role of science in nation-building, why uncertainty can be as damaging as budget cuts, and how the scientific enterprise can become more efficient and effective. On March 12, 2025, the leaders of the Issues editorial board—Marcia McNutt, president of the National Academy of Sciences, and Michael M.
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