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2002 Mentor Award for Lifetime Achievement
Hannah Carey Figures Out What Makes Animals Tick
Two AAAS Members Win 2017 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
Two AAAS members – one of them a AAAS fellow – were awarded the 2017 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.
Scientists Extend Search for an Obesity Breakthrough
5 Things About Me: Psychiatry and Human Behavior Professor Mary Carskadon
Study: Light from backlit electronics suppresses melatonin release
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New <em>Science</em> Video Series Highlights Work of Women in Science
<em>Science</em>: Neuroscientists Probe the Differences Between Early and Late Risers
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