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Accelerating clean energy innovation calls for examining all potential technologies and finding solutions responsive to the varying needs of each region of the United States and each economic sector, according to speakers at a AAAS symposium.

Cigall Kadoch's innovative work tracing how gene-regulating machines trigger the onset of rare forms of cancer has earned her the 2019 award.

The new assay called CompCyst could reduce the number of unnecessary surgeries for benign cysts by 75%.

AAAS CEO Rush Holt has decided to retire by September 1.

AAAS’ latest art exhibit features the work of Ted Meyer captures the human healing process in monoprints and photographs. 

Chickpea and peanut flour and bananas, among other supplemental foods, could rebuild healthy bacteria in their digestive tracts.

AAAS Mass Media Science & Engineering Fellows received “a powerful blast of information” at orientation sessions before heading to newsrooms around the country for the summer.

AAAS’ EPI Center is slated to deliver a body of scientific evidence on voting integrity to policymakers and election officials across the country as they prepare for the 2020 elections.

AAAS issues guidelines and implementing tools to inform human rights, aid groups, researchers and volunteers how best to use of location-based data in crisis zones.

Scientists and citizens discussed how climate change is impacting everything from tourism to agriculture in the Pacific Northwest.