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[PHOTOGRAPH] Bull moose (Alces alces gigas) [Public domain image courtesy of the U.S. National Park Service] The Challenge of Adapting to Arctic Change
[27 August 2008]
The AAAS Arctic Division will meet in Fairbanks, Alaska, from 15-17 September to explore how people in the Far North are dealing with interrelated energy, food, and climate issues.
[PHOTOGRAPH] A man teaching science to high school students in a lecture room [Public domain image courtesy of the U.S. Dept. of Energy and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory] Navigating a Research Career Path
[25 August 2008]
You're a young scientist who recently landed a junior faculty position at a university. What's next? Twenty-five early career scientists found out at a workshop co-sponsored by AAAS.
[ILLUSTRATION] An illustration of a rat's head -- and the Grueneberg ganglion at the tip of its nose -- overlaid on an image of Grueneberg ganglion neurons. [Image © Science/AAAS] Science: Pinpointing the Nose's Danger Detector
[21 August 2008]
The mammalian nose contains a specialized sensor that detects chemical alarm signals emitted by fellow animals, Swiss researchers report this week in Science.
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