The HBCU Making & Innovation Showcase brought together 80 students and faculty members at interactive workshops and training on invention and entrepreneurship.
AAAS has issued a statement opposing EPA’s latest regulatory proposal that would limit the use of its best available science to contribute to sound public policies.
In a recent Atlantic piece, Zhang wrote how the coronavirus outbreak in America “feels eerily familiar in a deeply personal way” for many Chinese Americans.
AAAS is working with scientific and human rights organizations to implement the human right to science that the U.N. recently defined through a process that articulates the right’s scope and serves as a tool to monitor its implementation.
Office of Public Programs | Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship Program | ARISE—Advancing Research & Innovation in the STEM Education of Preservice Teachers in High-Need School Districts
