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Odors to Opioids: An Award Winner Explores Video Science Journalism
2010 Award for Public Engagement with Science Recipient
Meet the AAAS Staff Who Connect with Congress
David Voorhees champions community-college science
What are the best ways to increase the number of women in computer science?
Big trouble for big federal R&D agencies
Underrepresented Minority Scientists Encouraged to Seek International Collaborations to be Competitive
Climate Change Science and the Utility of Assessments

Events: The Robert C. Barnard Environmental Lecture

mccarthy2009 LECTURE:

Climate Change Science and the Utility of Assessments

Dr. James J. McCarthy
Alexander Agassiz Professor of Biological Oceanography
Harvard University

AAAS-Sponsored Programs Award Graduate Science and Math Degrees to Washington D.C. Teachers

When Lisa Suben went back to school as part of a AAAS-sponsored program to train middle school teachers in mathematics, she recalled being “a little skeptical of the idea that I would become a better teacher by spending time as a student.”

AAAS Report Finds NSF Alliance Initiative Boosts Computing Degrees; Minority Participation

A National Science Foundation (NSF) program designed to increase the number of students receiving post-secondary computer science degrees, with special emphasis on underrepresented minorities, has found dramatic success, says a AAAS report.