(Part One)
Can America's great brains save us?
Can we think our way out of future problems?
There is no nation on earth more technologically advanced than this one, but can we keep the lead?
Who better to ask than the distinguished panel of scholars who recently spoke at Southern Methodist University as part of its revered Tate Lecture series.
Dr. Harvey V. Fineberg (left) is President of the National Institute of Medicine.
Dr. Ralph J. Cicerone (center) is the President of the National Academy of Sciences.
Dr. Charles Vest (right) is President of the National Academy of Engineering.
If it's brains you're looking for, it would be difficult to assemble three better ones to talk about our leadership and how we can hold on to it.
