AAAS will hold its 44th annual Forum on Science & Technology Policy on May 2-3 in Washington, D.C., bringing together members of the science and policy communities to discuss the theme “Strengthening Science and Its Benefits to Society.”
The more people tune in to coverage of mass violence events, the the more likely they are to develop stress symptoms that in turn increase their media consumption for the next event.
This fall, a collection of nine geographically and theologically diverse seminaries will begin to integrate science into their core curricula as new participants in the AAAS Science for Seminaries program.
Communicating the value of their work, cultivating personal interests and forging new connections pave the road for emerging researchers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics to thrive in degree programs and the global STEM workforce, said speakers at an annual conference for undergraduate and graduate students in STEM.
The changes were identified during the NASA Twins Study, which compared Scott Kelly, who spent nearly a year aboard the International Space Station (ISS) and his earthbound twin brother Mark.
Over the past 18 months, the Science family of journals has taken on a new form of social media outreach, organizing 50 Facebook Live broadcasts on newly published research.
