'Shrugging off failure is hard': the $400-million grant setback that shaped the Smithsonian lead scientist's career
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My portfolio is really broad, so there's no typical day. I might be having a meeting about bringing pandas back to the zoo in Washington DC, or discussing how to dispose of the Smithsonian's collection of human remains in an ethical way. Or talking about the budget - it's always the budget.
Speaking of priorities, over the past few years, I've been working on the Our Shared Future: Life on a Sustainable Planet research initiative, which we announced at the United Nations climate conference COP 27 two years ago. What's amazing is the amount of science we were already doing along those lines.
Stofan's work involves overseeing the National Air and Space Museum, National Museum of Natural History, National Zoo, and Conservation Biology Institute, reflecting her expertise in the fields of space exploration and conservation.
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