• Many high-income countries are experiencing sustained low birth rates and population aging, raising concerns about labor shortages, pension stability, and the future of welfare systems.

    In a new #ScienceExpertVoices article, Anne Goujon argues that these concerns overlook a broader issue: over time, fewer births combined with longer life expectancy reduce the influence of younger generations in the workforce, innovation, and democratic decision-making, even as today's policy choices will affect them the longest.

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    Many high-income countries are experiencing sustained low birth rates and population aging, raising concerns about labor shortages, pension stability, and the future of welfare systems. In a new #ScienceExpertVoices article, Anne Goujon argues that these concerns overlook a broader issue: over time, fewer births combined with longer life expectancy reduce the influence of younger generations in the workforce, innovation, and democratic decision-making, even as today's policy choices will affect them the longest. Read more:
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  • “Although similar criticisms about elitism apply to other prizes in the field of mathematics, there is something charming about the aspiration to give a boost every four years to a handful of young stars …,” writes Emily Riehl in a new #ScienceExpertVoices article on the Fields Medal.
    “Although similar criticisms about elitism apply to other prizes in the field of mathematics, there is something charming about the aspiration to give a boost every four years to a handful of young stars …,” writes Emily Riehl in a new #ScienceExpertVoices article on the Fields Medal.
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  • “Although similar criticisms about elitism apply to other prizes in the field of mathematics, there is something charming about the aspiration to give a boost every four years to a handful of young stars …,” writes Emily Riehl in a new #ScienceExpertVoices article on the Fields Medal.
    “Although similar criticisms about elitism apply to other prizes in the field of mathematics, there is something charming about the aspiration to give a boost every four years to a handful of young stars …,” writes Emily Riehl in a new #ScienceExpertVoices article on the Fields Medal.
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  • "It’s time for science to contribute more actively to smarter use of incarceration (or alternative measures) that can lead to improved post-release outcomes," writes John Strang in a new #ScienceExpertVoices article.
    "It’s time for science to contribute more actively to smarter use of incarceration (or alternative measures) that can lead to improved post-release outcomes," writes John Strang in a new #ScienceExpertVoices article.
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  • "It’s time for science to contribute more actively to smarter use of incarceration (or alternative measures) that can lead to improved post-release outcomes," writes John Strang in a new #ScienceExpertVoices article.
    "It’s time for science to contribute more actively to smarter use of incarceration (or alternative measures) that can lead to improved post-release outcomes," writes John Strang in a new #ScienceExpertVoices article.
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  • "… some of the most creative, climate-resilient innovations are emerging not from insulated laboratories, but from the regions experiencing the greatest challenges of climate volatility, biodiversity loss, and food insecurity," writes Ismahane Elouafi in a new #ScienceExpertVoices article.
    "… some of the most creative, climate-resilient innovations are emerging not from insulated laboratories, but from the regions experiencing the greatest challenges of climate volatility, biodiversity loss, and food insecurity," writes Ismahane Elouafi in a new #ScienceExpertVoices article.
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  • "… some of the most creative, climate-resilient innovations are emerging not from insulated laboratories, but from the regions experiencing the greatest challenges of climate volatility, biodiversity loss, and food insecurity," writes Ismahane Elouafi in a new #ScienceExpertVoices article.
    "… some of the most creative, climate-resilient innovations are emerging not from insulated laboratories, but from the regions experiencing the greatest challenges of climate volatility, biodiversity loss, and food insecurity," writes Ismahane Elouafi in a new #ScienceExpertVoices article.
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  • Gerrymandering has resurfaced as a major political issue in the lead-up to the 2026 U.S. elections.

    In a new #ScienceExpertVoices article, Emily Riehl proposes that structural reform—such as ranked-choice voting in multi-member districts—could better align political representation with voter preferences, reduce the need for engineered voting districts, and offer a more robust long-term alternative to the ongoing cycle of partisan map drawing.
    Gerrymandering has resurfaced as a major political issue in the lead-up to the 2026 U.S. elections. In a new #ScienceExpertVoices article, Emily Riehl proposes that structural reform—such as ranked-choice voting in multi-member districts—could better align political representation with voter preferences, reduce the need for engineered voting districts, and offer a more robust long-term alternative to the ongoing cycle of partisan map drawing.
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