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Illinois Teacher Wins AAAS Education Award

Recognized for his creative genetics lessons, Illinois biology teacher Jason Crean is the 2010 winner of the AAAS Leadership in Science Education Prize for High School Teachers.

The Human Brain, Over Time

Research in Science shows the strength of long-range neuronal connections in the brain tends to increase with age while short-range connections tend to get weaker over time.

Science Offers Hope Despite Recession, Expert Says

Economics editor and writer Greg Ip told AAAS S&T Policy Fellows that, despite the recession, he's optimistic for the long-term because science innovation will drive prosperity.

Science Policy

Major EPA Support for S&T Policy Fellowships

The AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellowships program, dating to 1973, has received a five-year, $30.1 million award from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

Education

An Outstanding Teacher for Every Classroom

Want to motivate students? Have high expectations and believe that they can succeed, experts said at a conference funded by the National Science Foundation and organized by AAAS.

International

Global Agreement on Research Integrity

At the 2nd World Conference on Research Integrity in Singapore, AAAS participants and others drafted a statement of international guidelines for promoting the integrity of research.

Public Engagement

AAAS Caribbean Division Celebrates 25 Years

When the division convenes 24-25 September in Puerto Rico, it will celebrate past accomplishments and look ahead to crucial issues for the next quarter-century.

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