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Restoration of Historic NAS Building on National Mall to Begin 

Preserving the Past, Serving the Future

On June 15, the NAS began a major restoration of its building at 2101 Constitution Ave., N.W. in Washington, D.C. The project will restore and improve the building's historic spaces, increase accessibility, and bring the building's aging infrastructure and facilities into the 21st century.

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Permanent Collection of the National Academy of Sciences 

The permanent art collection of the National Academy of Sciences explores intersections of art, science, medicine, and engineering. Artists featured include Dennis Ashbaugh, Robert Berks, Justine Cooper, Jill Greenberg, Lee Lawrie, Tim Rollins + K.O.S., Mike and Doug Starn, J.P. Wilson, and others. Explore highlights from the collection.

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Our exhibitions explore relationships among the arts and sciences, engineering, and medicine. Visit our exhibitions page for a preview of current and upcoming exhibitions, as well as an archive of past exhibitions.

Our Sunday afternoon concert series features a range of internationally acclaimed musicians. Visit our concerts page for a listing of upcoming concerts.

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The National Academy of Sciences offers free world class exhibitions and cultural events for the public. We would like to invite you to support our efforts by making a financial contribution here.

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