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High school students from across the state were recognized for their outstanding original scientific research.

Research and findings focus on measuring and maximizing the value distributed solar and energy storage can deliver for Washington state.

New members were elected in recognition of their scientific achievement and willingness to work on behalf of the Academy for the benefit of Washington state.

WSAS members re-elected Jonathan Yoder as Treasurer; and elected Amanda Boyd, Mary Czerwinski, John Stein, and Judith Wasserheit as new board members.

WSAS members Brian French (WSU) and Philip Bell (UW) joined WSAS Executive Director Melanie Roberts in Olympia, alongside presenters from Washington STEM and the Pacific Science Center, to discuss “The Science of STEM Education” with the bipartisan, bicameral ScITech Caucus.

A new initiative from the Washington State Academy of Sciences called Growing with AI will bring together the state’s tech giants and diverse farming community to tackle pressing challenges in the agriculture industry.

14 WSAS members are among 2,670 US researchers on Clarivate's 2025 highly cited researchers list.

WAJAS is a WSAS program recognizing exceptional high school students from across the state for outstanding original scientific research and offering opportunities to connect with the research community in Washington and beyond. Fellows were publicly honored alongside Washington's top researchers at the WSAS 20th Anniversary Celebration on October 7.

Amid political polarization and uncertain federal research policy, Washington leaders are betting on stability through a unique innovation ecosystem rooted in the state’s institutions and businesses. That was a theme at the 20th anniversary celebration of the Washington State Academy of Sciences, held Tuesday evening at Seattle’s Museum of Flight.