Stanford Faculty Among New Members of National Academy of Sciences
Nine faculty elected to National Academy of Sciences
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Nine faculty members from Stanford University have been elected to the National Academy of Sciences (NAS), recognizing their significant contributions to research. The NAS is a prestigious organization that provides independent scientific advice to the nation.
- 01Nine Stanford faculty elected to NAS, a prestigious scientific organization.
- 02Elections recognize distinguished achievements in original research.
- 03NAS provides independent advice on science and technology matters.
- 04New members include experts from various fields such as medicine, genetics, and environmental science.
- 05The elections highlight Stanford's commitment to scientific excellence.
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Nine faculty members from Stanford University have been elected to the National Academy of Sciences (NAS), which honors distinguished and ongoing contributions to original research. The NAS, a private nonprofit organization, advises the nation on scientific and technological matters. Among the newly elected members are Ann Arvin, professor emerita of microbiology and immunology; Laura Attardi, professor of genetics and radiation oncology; and Rob Jackson, professor of Earth system science. Other notable members include Dan Jurafsky, an expert in linguistics and computer science, and Michael Longaker, a professor of surgery. The recognition of these faculty members underscores Stanford's strong commitment to advancing scientific knowledge across various disciplines.
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The election of these faculty members enhances Stanford's reputation in the scientific community and may attract more research funding and collaborations.
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