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AAAS Applauds Nomination of Dr. Monica Bertagnolli as NIH Director
Anthropologist Sheela Athreya Uncovers India’s Voice in the Human Origin Story
Unpacking Community and Identity with Anthropologist Robin G. Nelson
Institutions Must Support Minority Researchers Impacted by COVID-19

Underrepresented researchers have been disproportionately affected because many already struggled with inequalities and professional obstacles before COVID-19.

AAAS’ SRHRL Tracks Human Rights During Pandemic
Thirdhand Tobacco Smoke Lurks in Movie Theater Despite Regulations

The results suggest that current non-smoking regulations may not be enough to minimize the thirdhand cigarette smoke that nonsmokers breathe.

Nobel Prize in Medicine Goes to AAAS Member and Two Researchers for Work on Oxygen

William G. Kaelin Jr., a member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, was jointly awarded the 2019 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine along with Gregg L. Semenza and Peter J. Ratcliffe for their research unveiling how cells “sense and adapt” to oxygen levels.

Pediatrician Turned Showrunner Makes Mark in Hollywood
The Art & Science of Healing — Gallery Exhibit

The current exhibition is presented in collaboration with the National Museum of Health and Medicine and features the work of artist Ted Meyer.

List of AAAS Affiliates

Explore our list of Affiliate Organizations. 

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