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Andean Science Diplomacy: Interview with Chile’s Ambassador to the U.S., Ambassador Silva

Chile's Ambassador to the U.S., Ambassador Alfonso Silva spoke with Kim Montgomery, Executive Editor of Science & Diplomacy, on Chile’s science diplomacy initiatives.

Gravitational Waves Point to First Light from Merging Neutron Stars
Gravitational waves are ripples in time-space that only occur under a handful of extreme cosmic conditions.
Summer Sky Watching
Head outside one night this summer and look up. It's amazing what you can see.
<em>Science</em>: First Detection of a Chiral Molecule in Interstellar Space
From discovery to demotion: How a dwarf planet changed astronomy
Rittenhouse influenced early America in numerous ways
Don't Forget to Vote on AAAS Leadership by November 17
<em>Science</em>: Eased Sanctions May Lead to Greater U.S.-Iran Science Collaboration
International News Editor Richard Stone describes how science in Iran has managed under international isolation, and how it may expand under a new pact.
25 Years of Hubble Books
After 25 years, the Hubble Telescope has provided some of the best book illustrations of all time.
Barbara Schaal Chosen to Serve as AAAS President-Elect
Schaal is known for her innovative research in plant sciences, in addition to her contributions to Washington University in St. Louis, the National Academy of Sciences, and PCAST.
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