While no one can predict the future, the U.S. National Science Foundation is laying the groundwork for the next 75 years of discovery and innovation. Since its establishment in 1950, investments from NSF have made possible advances like the first image of a black hole, DNA amplification and 3D printing. Today, NSF-supported research is pushing boundaries in areas like AI, quantum computing and climate science, setting the stage for future innovation. Join NSF Director Dr. Sethuraman Panchanathan to discuss how the best is yet to come in scientific progress for our nation and the world.