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Synthetic DNA: Balancing Reward and Risk

Draft U.S. guidelines that create a voluntary screening process to support safe trade in manufactured DNA would enhance security without hurting research experts said at AAAS.

A New Way to Cheat: Genetic Modification

Top researchers in the field of human enhancement, writing in Science, urge scientists to take the lead in warning that “gene doping” poses profound risks to athletes seeking an edge.

Adaptation Vital for Climate Portfolio

Climate change inevitably will cause significant human and economic impacts and the U.S. must make plans to adapt, a panel of experts urged at a briefing co-organized by AAAS.

Science Policy

Obama’s 2011 Budget Offers Some Key R&D Increases

The overall R&D budget proposed Monday by President Barack Obama is flat, but includes significant increases for key programs, science adviser John Holdren said at AAAS.

Education

Problem Solvers: Innovate to Beat Challenges

At a AAAS/NSF meeting, engineers with disabilities shared advice—also suitable to non-disabled workers—on strategies and technologies they used to succeed in their jobs.

International

Adapting to Changes in Marine Ecosystems

Two marine scientists speaking at AAAS warned that humans and marine life will be forced to adapt to climate change on oceans already vulnerable due to over-fishing and pollution.

Public Engagement

San Diego Hosts “Olympics of Science Conferences”

The 2010 AAAS Annual Meeting is coming to San Diego for the first time, featuring cutting-edge international research and sharing the excitement of science at many free public events.

Special Offer & Highlight

Special Offer: Science Classic

Individual AAAS members can read all of the Science archives back to 1880!
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Highlight: AAAS R&D Budget on Twitter

Stay on top of the U.S. 2011 budget process with breaking news and information on Twitter.
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