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Innovations in Human Rights Program Evaluation
The Art of Science Communication is on Public Display at AAAS
News Briefings: Connect with Leading Scientists and Engineers 2014
Webinar: Using Outcome Harvesting to Assess Efforts to Reduce Child, Early and Forced Marriages in India
Massive Family Tree Sheds Light on War, Culture, Longevity
A massive crowd-sourced family tree is helping researchers look at long-term cultural and genetic trends.
Modern Slavery Requires Multiple Research-Based Approaches
Modern slavery, or human trafficking, is multifaceted and requires a range of research-based methods to measure its reach and remove and rehabilitate its victims, according to a panel of experts at a Feb. 18 news briefing at the AAAS Annual Meeting in Austin.
Biology and Engineering Are the Next Creative Science Convergence
Say the late 20th century defined physics and engineering, then the 21st century may do the same for biology and engineering, says AAAS President Hockfield.
CIFAR heads into phase two of its global search for ideas
Combining biology and math, Louis Gross tackles the big problems
Five experts weigh in on today's population challenges
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