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A Tradition of Federal Innovation

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By Gail J. Cohen, Maryann Feldman, Scott Stern
| Issues in Science and Technology Verified
We appreciate the perspectives on the Small Business Innovation Research/Small Business Technology Transfer (SBIR/STTR) programs shared by Gail Cohen, Maryann Feldman, and Scott Stern in “Nurturing America’s Seed Fund” (Issues, Summer 2026), and are grateful for their work and the work of the larger National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine teams in conducting rigorous and thoughtful evaluations of SBIR/STTR efforts across the federal government.
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Why the Bomb Is Bad for Democracy

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By Scott Stern
| The Atlantic Verified
“In August of 1945, the city of Hiroshima was destroyed in about nine seconds by a single atomic bomb.” So begins the 1981 documentary The Day After Trinity, in a voice-over against a black background. “The man responsible for building the bomb was a gentle and eloquent physicist named J. Robert Oppenheimer.” Directed by a young filmmaker named Jon Else and financed by a public-television station in San Jose, The Day After Trinity quickly became a hit across the United States.
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Why the Bomb Is Bad for Democracy

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By Scott Stern
| Flipboard
Opinion & Analysis 2 hours ago Trump May Not Be Entirely Wrong About A.I. The New York Times - Bret Stephens • 2h Creators who anguish over the consequences of their creations are nothing new. Alfred Nobel and dynamite, J. Robert Oppenheimer and the atomic bomb, even Tim Berners-Lee and the World Wide Web: Regrets, they had more than a few.
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