Panchanathan’s priorities include diversifying the research community, securing global leadership and capitalizing on bipartisan support for science at time of otherwise intense partisanship in U.S. politics.
Science and technology can stem the tide of climate change by replacing the use of animals as food, according to a biochemistry professor-turned-founder of a plant-based food company who spoke at the AAAS Annual Meeting.
Nalini Nadkarni draws upon the interdisciplinary lessons she had applied in her work on forest canopy ecosystems – and recommits to her efforts to communicate with those outside of the scientific community about her research work and values.
Though an overwhelming majority of white Americans support the DREAM Act, many of those same people are in favor of other policies that harm DREAMers and their families.
It is more important than ever to be inclusive in educating students who speak language varieties besides standardized English, according to linguist Anne Charity Hudley.
