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Human Eyes Absorb Visual Information Even During Rapid Eye Movements
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Photo credit: People corrected their gaze to locate a moving target using information from motion streaks gathered during these movements.
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2020 AAAS Annual Report: Science By All, For All.
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Photo credit: Throughout 2020, AAAS rose to meet the year's challenges while fulfilling its mission of advancing science, engineering and innovation throughout the world for the benefit of all people.
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Inherited Social Networks Shape Hyena Society and Survival
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Photo credit: Social relationships of juvenile spotted hyenas are similar to those of their mothers, and similarity increases with maternal social rank.
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Gut-Brain Axis Yields Clues to Neurodegenerative Disease
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Photo credit: Eran Blacher is the 2021 winner of the NOSTER & Science Microbiome Prize for his work in exploring the relationship between the microorganisms that live inside us and neurodegenerative diseases.
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Mass Media Fellows Reflect on Paths to Science Communication
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Photo credit: In addition to their scientific areas of expertise, AAAS Mass Media Fellows in Science and Engineering bring with them a passion for sharing science with broad audiences – and the Eureka moments that sparked that interest in science writing.
Human Eyes Absorb Visual Information Even During Rapid Eye Movements
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Photo credit: People corrected their gaze to locate a moving target using information from motion streaks gathered during these movements.

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