The Andrew W. Marshall Foundation

What if we could develop better ways to “foresee the future” and how AI is most likely to affect U.S. national security? Dr. Carl Pabo's essay does just that, offering a qualitative agent-based model for scenario analysis and policy development. bit.ly/fjd29

We are excited to announce that @SamBresnick and @colemcfaul have been named as the 2025-2027 Andrew W. Marshall Fellows, hosted in residence at @CSETGeorgetown. bit.ly/AWMFellows

Please join us in congratulating Melissa Flagg, PhD, on her new role as Executive Director of the Andrew W. Marshall Foundation. Her critical contributions will strengthen Andrew Marshall’s legacy. bit.ly/3H5uXkA

Andrew Marshall understood that while change is constant, the enduring contributions of people and their ideas live on. It is with this legacy in mind that we reflect on our mission and invite you to read our annual assessment of AWMF's past year. bit.ly/43gpzmg

When is efficiency dangerous? This essay by Melissa Flagg warns against false efficiencies that become weaknesses an adversary can leverage. tinyurl.com/4jwsj9z8

How can we bridge the growing gap between our nation's impressive research capacity and the practical needs of American communities? This essay by Dr. Melissa Flagg envisions a new role for the federal government in S&T funding. #research tinyurl.com/mrpf5sdj

We're excited to welcome Dr. Carl O. Pabo as an Andrew W. Marshall Fellow. His scholarship will explore how understanding thought’s physical basis can help us use thought more wisely when working to address key strategic questions facing the U.S. tinyurl.com/4kuckrav

This new Essay by Melissa Flagg challenges the R&D community to stop treating Vannevar Bush's 1945 prescriptions as eternal truths and instead embrace his actual legacy: the methodical analysis of current challenges to create new solutions. #Science andrewwmarshallfoundation.org/library/reopen…

@jasdf_meguro @AWMFoundtn Chair Jaymie Durnan was honored to be invited to meet with #JASDF Air and Space Studies Institute and looks forward to future conversations about the iterative process (and art) of #netassessment.

On Oct. 18, JASDF Air and Space Studies Institute hosted a talk by Jaymie Durnan, Chairman of The Andrew W. Marshall Foundation @AWMFoundtn. We also exchanged views on #netassessment. #JASDF Past Research↓ Yasuhiro Sakata, “Rethinking Net Assessment.” mod.go.jp/asdf/meguro/ce…

Operations and technologies that target decision-making raise important considerations for the future of warfare. View Andrew W. Marshall Scholar Jake Bebber’s paper and video on Cognitive Competition, Conflict, and War. bit.ly/3ylmGVJ

We're pleased to announce our 2023 Annual Report. We believe change comes from interdisciplinary thinking, collaboration, and tireless experimentation. Read more here: andrewwmarshallfoundation.org/library/2023-a…

We're proud to announce the appointment of Amy Suski as our new Managing Director effective April 15. With a distinguished background in academic publishing, legal practice, and nonprofit management, Amy brings a unique blend of expertise to her new role. tinyurl.com/4e96vhnk

It is 2053. The United States is no longer a superpower. What happened? 📢 Check out our latest paper, "U.S. Collapse: A Chain-Writing Experiment," for explorations of alternative futures and insights into societal adaptation. tinyurl.com/2shwyu9d

Watch AWMF advisor Melissa Flagg on Research Nova Scotia 's latest episode of @beyondrpodcast!

We're #hiring for a Program Director and an Executive Assistant! Learn more and apply here: andrewwmarshallfoundation.org/opportunities/

Now available in audio on Spotify and Apple podcasts! "The Incalculable Element: Ancient Innovations for Modern Security Problems," by Emily A. Davis -- listen here! tinyurl.com/wkbdmfb8

We wish you and yours a joyful holiday season and new year.