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Jennifer Doudna Answers Questions on CRISPR, Gene Editing's Future
First AAAS Marion Milligan Mason Awards Go to Four Outstanding Women in the Chemical Sciences
Dengue Fever Protein Spurs Severe Form of the Disease
The findings suggest a way to develop new vaccines — or repurpose existing drugs — against the virus.
<i>Science</i>: <i>Tara</i> Oceans Expedition Yields Treasure Trove of Plankton Data
Thousands of samples collected from around the world will help scientists learn more about how plankton potentially influence food webs and climate change.
Billions Unserved: Can We Feed the World in This Century?
AAAS Advises UNESCO on Updating 1974 Statement
Revisions to the landmark Statement on the Status of Scientific Researchers should emphasize scientists’ responsibilities as well as their rights and freedoms, AAAS CEO Alan I. Leshner wrote in a letter to UNESCO.
5 Questions for a Scientist: Virologist Shauna Bennett
Learn about what it's like to work in science with our series of interviews with STEM professionals.
Understanding Microbes Indoors: Impacts to Public Health, Critical Infrastructure and the Water Supply
Microbiomes of the Built Environment
Scientists Can Find Outreach Success With Social Media
Before diving into the world of social media, scientists should decide what they want to achieve, experts advised.
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