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Asteroid Dust May Have Triggered Ice Age and Sea Life Explosion

Extraterrestrial dust may have caused or intensified an ice age and increased marine diversity a half a billion years ago.

Inspired to become a science storyteller

Kate Harline shares how the Speaking Science workshop inspired her to pursue science storytelling.

Ricochet Mechanism Makes Manta Rays Effective Filter Feeders
Mapping massacres: GIS and state terror in Guatemala
Workshop Equips African Scientists with Science Diplomacy Skills
Thirty aspiring science diplomats gathered in South Africa for a regional workshop on science diplomacy, an inaugural training partnership.
STEM Funding and Research Opportunities on PathwaysToScience.org
2013 AAAS Arctic Division Meeting
New Directions Meeting at AAAS Addresses Culturally Responsive Mentorship
Increasing the participation of people from underrepresented groups in STEM
AAAS Joins New Science Outreach Programs

AAAS is involved with two new science outreach programs announced at a 25 July event organized by the office of William Colglazier, science and technology adviser for the U.S. Department of State.

The first is called Networks of Diasporas in Engineering and Science (or NODES), a joint effort by Colglazier’s office, AAAS and the National Academy of Sciences to help the large number of highly trained scientists and engineers who have immigrated to the United States connect their talents with needs in their countries of origin.