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NAE Website - Temptations of Technocracy in the Century of Engineering

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Starting June 30, 2023, login credentials have changed for improved security. For technical assistance, please contact us at 866-291-3932 or helpdesk@nas.edu. For all other inquiries, please contact our Membership Office at 202-334-2198 or NAEMember@nae.edu. Click here to login if you're an NAE Member Recover Your Account Information Attention NAE Members Starting June 30, 2023, login credentials have changed for improved security. For technical assistance, please contact us at 866-291-3932 or helpdesk@nas.edu. For all other inquiries, please contact our Membership Office at 202-334-2198 or NAEMember@nae.edu. Click here to login if you're an NAE Member Recover Your Account Information AUTHOR: SHEILA JASANOFF Keynote Chemistry, physics, and biology took turns shaping the frontiers of industrial development from the mid-19th century onward, but this century’s future belongs squarely to engineering. This is an era of unprecedented convergence across multiple fields, propelled by breakthro

Editors' Note: Bridges to the Future Ronald Latanision and Cameron Fletcher Jan 7, 2021 We are delighted to celebrate the 50th year of publication of the NAE’s flagship quarterly with this special issue featuring 50 essays looking forward to the next 50 years of innovation in engineering. From its early days as a 4-page member newsletter, The Bridge has evolved to a thematic quarterly with a distribution of some 7000 individuals around the country and the world. Focus areas are suggested by both members and nonmembers, and guest editors for each issue line up topics and experts to…

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