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Governor: Florida doesn't need anthropologists
Protolearning, deuterolearning, and beyond
Don't Forget to Vote on AAAS Leadership by November 17
Asbestos in America
Supreme Court brief details evidence of diversity's educational benefits
Supreme Court Brief Details Evidence for Diversity’s Educational Benefits
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.
Final Days to Vote in the Annual Election! Help determine the future leadership of AAAS
AAAS Pacific Division's Annual Meeting Kicks off 17 June in Riverside, California
The 95th annual meeting of the AAAS Pacific Division, which is open to the public 17-20 June, will cover a broad range of scientific topics, from STEM education, to the genetics of adaptation, to 3-D printing.
The 2014 Flame Challenge Asks, 'What Is Color?'
Now in its third year, the Flame Challenge encourages researchers to answer children’s questions about science with playful, everyday language and visuals.
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