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G M Williams, J H Weisburger

Science (New York, N.Y.)

|July 1, 1983

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The National Academy of Sciences has elected 12 new foreign associates, expanding its international scientific collaboration. This diverse group represents advancements in medicine, petrology, genetics, and entomology.

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Area of Science:

International scientific recognition and collaboration.
Multidisciplinary scientific achievements.

Background:

The National Academy of Sciences (NAS) has expanded its fellowship.
Correction of previously reported numbers for new foreign associates.

Discussion:

The newly elected foreign associates represent a broad spectrum of scientific disciplines.
These individuals are recognized for their significant contributions to their respective fields.

Key Insights:

Election of 12 new foreign associates, correcting a previous report of six.
Inclusion of experts in medicine, microbiology, petrology, genetics, and entomology.
Recognition of global scientific talent and expertise.

Outlook:

Continued expansion of international scientific networks.

Fostering global research collaborations and knowledge exchange.

Highlighting the importance of diverse scientific perspectives.