AAAS enacted on Monday an adopted policy under which an elected AAAS Fellow’s lifetime honor can be revoked for proven scientific misconduct or serious breaches of professional ethics.
AAAS addresses how best to put the international benefits of the right to science to work across the globe in testimony before the United Nations in Geneva.
Early detection of autism in at-risk children can open the door to intensive training by therapists and parents, interventions that can significantly improve adaptive behaviors and skills, according to a trio of multidisciplinary researchers at an AAAS presentation.
A lecture from NASA cosmologist Jason Rhodes, the latest installment in AAAS’ monthly series of public seminars, detailed the scientific priorities of NASA’s Wide Field Infrared Survey Telescope.
