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09/04/18
Science Blogging: 16 Tips from a Fellow
by Lucy Erickson

Interested in science blogging but not quite sure where to start? I've put together a brief guide containing some general tips and suggestions, as...

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08/15/18
PODCAST | AAAS 2018 Live: Linguistic Patterns in Human Development
by Bradley Cooke

Bradley Cooke, a neuroscientist and current AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellow at the National Science Foundation, speaks with Benjamin...

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08/15/18
PODCAST | Harnessing the Data Revolution for Food, Energy and Water Systems
by Ryan C. Locicero

Description:  Ryan Locicero, environmental engineer and AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellow at the National Science Foundation, speaks with...

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07/16/18
PODCAST | AAAS 2018 Live: Empowering Communities through Science
by Holly Summers

Holly Summers, a plant biologist and AAAS Science and Technology Policy Fellow at the Department of Agriculture, speaks more with MónicaFeliú-Mójer....

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07/09/18
Visual “Noise," Distractibility and Classroom Design
by Lucy Erickson

The original version of this post was published at The Learning Scientists on September 20, 2017. The views expressed in this post do not necessarily...

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06/29/18
PODCAST | AAAS 2018 Live: A Sustainable Energy Future
by Zack Valdez

Dr. Zack Valdez, a AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellow in the U.S. Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee with a background in...

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06/27/18
Breaking The Cycle: Combating The Opioid Crisis Through Global Drug Demand Reduction
by Andrew Thompson

Editor's note: This blog was originally published on the U.S. Department of State blogs DipNote and Medium. The consequences of drug use are felt by...

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06/15/18
Museum Exhibition on Epidemics in a Connected World
by Paul Lartey

  Fifty million people died when about a third of the world’s population became victims of an influenza pandemic, dubbed the Spanish flu, that...

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06/14/18
Background Noise and Classroom Design
by Lucy Erickson

The views expressed in this post do not necessarily represent the views of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the National...

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Thomas Jefferson's Volume 2: Weather Record, 1776-1818
06/01/18
Citizen Science: Many hands building a web of powerful data
by Alice Kelly Pennaz

It’s early on a Saturday as Ann Kelly carefully picks her way down a steep stream bank in her dusty-green rubber boots.  On one side of the stream is...

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