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There always has been fake news, even before the term was coined, but it has become baked into the way many Americans now get their information about the world, science writer Carl Zimmer said in the inaugural AAAS Kavli Science Journalism Award lecture.AAAS Adopts Statement Binding Scientific Freedom with Responsibility
The AAAS Board of Directors adopted the “Statement on Scientific Freedom and Responsibility” on Oct. 12 to govern the organization, its members and guide scientists across the globe.Trump’s Latest Travel Ban Threatens Science Partnerships, Economic Gains
The nation’s leading scientific and engineering societies are raising new concerns about the impact of President Donald Trump’s latest visa and immigration policy.Gravitational Waves Point to First Light from Merging Neutron Stars
Gravitational waves are ripples in time-space that only occur under a handful of extreme cosmic conditions.AAAS Education Programs Aim to Support Students of All Ages
AAAS’ Education and Human Resources department aims to provide opportunities for students at all levels.Satellite Shows How Climate Could Alter Global Carbon Cycle
A long-term monitoring mission by NASA yields valuable insights into the carbon cycle and how it may be altered by a changing climate.Five Female Biologists, Engineers and Physicists Receive L’Oréal Fellowships
Five female scientists will receive grants of $60,000 each to further their postdoctoral research through L’Oréal USA’s For Women in Science fellowship program.AAAS Fellow and AAAS Member Among Winners of 2017 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
AAAS Fellow and a member awarded the 2017 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing a type of microscopy that reveals life’s smallest molecules at work.AAAS Contributes to Rebuilding of Puerto Rico’s Scientific Infrastructure
AAAS has made a $10,000 donation to the AAAS Caribbean Division to help the Puerto Rican scientific enterprise rebuild in the wake Hurricane Maria.