National Academy of Sciences

The National Academy of Sciences (NAS) is a prestigious organization in the United States that brings together leading experts in various fields of science and engineering. Founded in 1863, its mission is to advance knowledge and promote the use of science for the benefit of society. The NAS provides independent advice on scientific issues, conducts research, and publishes findings. Members are elected based on their significant contributions to science, and their work helps inform public policy and enhance understanding of important scientific challenges facing the world.