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Merchandise from the National Academies Press 
Padfolio Hold that thought! Keep your notes organized in the National Academies zippered padfolio. 
Ball Point Pen Take note, the National Academies silver pen with a comfortable rubber grip makes a statement on its own or as a complement to a National Academies padfolio. 
Hooded Sweatshirt The National Academies hooded sweatshirt has got you covered--with an embroidered logo that will never fade. 
Einstein T-Shirt Look smart in a white National Academies t-shirt featuring a photo of the Albert Einstein statue at our main building! This 100% preshrunk cotton will stand the test of time. 
Youth Einstein T-Shirt For budding geniuses, this kelly green kids' t-shirt features the National Academies logo and a photo of the Albert Einstein statue at our main building. 
Laser Pen With Flashlight Make your point with a National Academies laserpoint/pen. 
NAP Totebag The National Academies Press tote is large and sturdy--just perfect for carrying around National Academies books and more. 
Einstein Sticky Notes Keep tabs on all your brilliant theories with a collection of colorful gluons. Larger pads feature Albert Einstein and a black hole, while smaller pads can mark pages in your favorite NAP books! 
Einstein Finger Puppet It's a finger puppet--no, wait, it's a magnet. Either way, this Einstein finger puppet is pure genius! 
Tesla Finger Puppet Great inventor, Nikola Tesla can entertain as a finger puppet, or decorate the fridge as a magnet. 
Franklin Finger Puppet Founding father and scientist, Benjamin Franklin, can entertain as a finger puppet, or decorate your fridge as a magnet. 
Carver Finger Puppet Agricultural scientist, George Washington Carver can entertain as a finger puppet, or decorate your fridge as a magnet. 
Da Vinci Finger Puppet Renaissance man, Leonardo Da Vinci can entertain as a finger puppet, or decorate your fridge as a magnet. 
Cat Finger Puppet Schroedinger's cat is both a finger puppet and a refrigerator magnet! 
Newton Finger Puppet Isaac Newton can entertain as a finger puppet, or decorate your fridge as a magnet. 
Dog Finger Puppet Pavlov's dog can entertain as a finger puppet, or decorate your fridge as a magnet. 
Edison Finger Puppet Inventor of the light bulb, Thomas Edison can entertain as a finger puppet, or decorate the fridge as a magnet. 
Galileo Finger Puppet Astronomer, Galileo can entertain as a finger puppet, or decorate your fridge as a magnet. 
Darwin Finger Puppet Famous biologist, Charles Darwin can entertain as a finger puppet or decorate your fridge as a magnet. 
Moleskine Notebook Perfect for gift-giving or for personal use, this embossed Moleskine Notebook is compact and convenient. 
Eco-friendly Ball Cap Just like our old caps, but even better! Our logoed ball caps are available in the same blue and tan colors, but now they are made from 100% organic cotton. 
Eco-Friendly Einstein T-Shirt (Fitted) Look smart in a white National Academies t-shirt featuring a photo of the Albert Einstein statue at our main building. This 100% preshrunk cotton will stand the test of time. 
Eco-Friendly Kid's Einstein T-Shirt For budding geniuses, this kids' t-shirt features a photo of the Albert Einstein statue at our main building. 
Eco-Friendly Onesie Too little for a Labcoat? You're never too young to show your enthusiasm for science! Babies can give a shout-out to the National Academies and enjoy the comfort of a super-soft, 100% organic cotton onesie. 
Convergence: Since 1924, when its landmark building opened on the National Mall in Washington, the National Academy of Sciences has exhibited work at the intersection of art and science. Convergence: The Art Collection of the National Academy of Sciences is the first publication to present the Academy's historic and prescient holdings. No other force has had greater impact on contemporary culture than advancements in science and technology, providing rich terrain for artists to explore and investigate. The Academy's growing collection encompasses painting, prints, sculpture, photography, and architecture (in the form of its newly restored historic building). A significant selection of that collection is presented for the first time in Convergence, which includes essays by such art and science thought-leaders as E. O. Wilson, Roald Hoffmann, Anne Collins Goodyear, Andrew Solomon, and Lucy Lippard, which help to connect the dots between these emerging and increasingly influential intersections of culture and science. 
The National Academy of Sciences Building: The National Academy of Science Building provides an overview of the contributions made by the NAS, a description of its historic building, dedicated in 1924 in our nation's capital, and an account of the restoration of this home for science in America. The National Academy of Sciences is a private, non-profit society of distinguished scholars. Established by an Act of Congress signed by President Abraham Lincoln in 1863, the NAS is charged with providing independent advice to the nation on matters related to science and technology. In its 150-year history of service to the nation, the Academy has produced thousands of reports that have led to significant and lasting improvements in the lives of all the world's citizens. 
Relativity Wrist Watch Always be on time with the theory of relativity on your wrist. This unique watch is a must have for all science enthusiasts!
Global Warming Mug Once hot liquid is inside this mug, watch the coastlines disappear right in front of your eyes! 
Lincoln Finger Puppet Complete your finger puppet collection with the latest addition - Abraham Lincoln! 
Evolving Darwin Set Be Darwin for a day! Use these figurines to show the evolution of man in the eyes of Charles Darwin. 
Dinosaur Mug Now you see it, now you don't! This mug is heat activated and changes from dinosaurs to fossils when hot liquid is inside. |
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