\nTo begin a year-long commemoration of NSF's 70th anniversary, and 75 years since the publication of \"Science - the Endless Frontier,\" the National Science Foundation held a two-day symposium. To view the version with the breaks removed...\nTo begin a year-long commemoration of NSF's 70th anniversary, and 75 years since the publication of \"Science - the Endless Frontier,\" the National Science Foundation held a two-day symposium. To view the version with the breaks removed @29:40 Opening remarks by Amanda Hallberg Greenberg @33:35 Opening remarks by France Córdova, Director of the National Science Foundation (NSF) @56:34 Gregg Pascal Zachary, Vannevar Bush Biographer & Professor, Arizona State University Presentation on Vannevar Bush’s life and the history of his famous report Science— the Endless Frontier (15-minute Q&A period) @1:38:29 Emily Gibson, NSF Science Policy Analyst, Historian of Science & Technology Presentation on forthcoming NSF history book (15-minute Q&A period) @2:20:49 Interactive History Session This panel will feature an interactive history presentation that may include video and an interactive quiz/poll session requiring audience participation. Moderated by Diane Souvaine, National Science Board (NSB) Chair & Professor, Tufts University @3:55:02 A Conversation with Past and Present NSF Directors Dr. Córdova will join past NSF Directors in a conversation about the agency’s past, present, and future. Moderator: France Córdova (2014 – 2020) Former NSF Directors: Subra Suresh (2010 – 2013), Arden Bement (2004 – 2010), Rita Colwell (1998 – 2004), Neal Lane (1993 – 1998, Walter Massey (1991 – 1993), Richard Atkinson (1977 – 1980). @5:44:44 Science Breakthroughs Panel featuring NSF-funded science breakthroughs from the last decade. The topics covered in this panel will feature a mix of major breakthroughs, as well as research that has led to significant impacts on society. Moderator: Amy Harmon, Correspondent, New York Times Panelists: Jennifer Dionne, 2019 Waterman Award recipient & Associate Professor, Stanford University Shep Doeleman, 2019 Breakthrough Prize & NSF Diamond Award recipient & Director, EHT at Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics Margaret Leinen, Director, Scripps Institute & Vice Chancellor & Dean, Marine Sciences Nergis Mavalvala, Professor & Associate Head, Department of Physics, MIT Alvin Roth, Nobel Prize in Economics 2012 & Professor of Economics, Stanford University. @7:13:40 Partnerships to Address National Priorities Panelists will discuss the importance of forming partnerships to address national priorities, focusing on the following topics: quantum, AI, and the Future of Work. These topics tie into several the NSF 10 Big Ideas, as well as the NSB’s focus on the development of the skilled technical workforce Moderator: Michael Kratsios, Chief Technology Officer of the U.S., White House Panelists: Robert Conn, President and CEO, The Kavli Foundation Walter Copan, Director, NIST & Under Secretary of Commerce for Standards and Technology Paul Dabbar, Under Secretary for Science, U.S. Department of Energy Suresh Garimella, President, University of Vermont & NSB Member Marcia McNutt, President, National Academy of Sciences Prem Natarajan, Vice President, Alexa AI, Amazon. @8:16:00 Kelvin Droegemeier, Director, Office of Science and Technology Policy, White House Dr. Droegemeier will speak on the current place of NSF and the American scientific enterprise and close with a look to the future.\n
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