A three-part series looks at the AAAS programs that communicate the power of science and technology though creative approaches: visual art, dance and literature.
As described in a AAAS report released today, “the COVID-19 pandemic provided … a unique opportunity to prove that AI could be harnessed for the benefit of all humanity, and AI developers seized the moment.”
In the second installment in a two-part series, learn how AAAS serves undergraduates, graduate students and new Ph.D. holders – and how you can take part in AAAS programs to enhance your education or kick-start a career that draws upon your scientific expertise.
Eight seminaries across the country will incorporate science into their coursework and campus life as participants in AAAS' Science for Seminaries project.
The AAAS Mass Media Fellowship program recently announced their new cohort of 29 fellows to be placed in newsrooms around the country for 10 weeks this summer.
In the newest installment in the video series “AAAS Voices: Countering Science Misinformation,” Astrid Caldas recommends several strategies for fellow climate change communicators who want to best connect with their audiences.
"As international comparisons aim at measuring competences to meet real-life challenges, behavioral aspects related to how well these challenges can be met should be included," said study author Steffi Pohl.
