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AIP's Federation of Member Organizations and Affiliates is actively building support for the physical sciences in the national policy landscape. We invite you to learn more about these initiatives and join our efforts.

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Models predicting nuclear weapon effects are dangerously outdated and create significant uncertainty, a new @theNASEM report warns. The panel urges a coordinated, multi-agency effort to modernize this critical science. Read the full FYI analysis:

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