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PODCAST | Neuroethical Perspectives on Cognitive Enhancement

by Carlos Faraco | 10/05/18
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Climate Change and the Oceans

by Judith Weis | 09/16/18
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Death By Air Pollution: Time to Take Action

by Amit Chandra, Sutyajeet Soneja | 09/12/18
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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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05/21/18

PODCAST | AAAS 2018 Live: The science of memory and exceptional abilities

In this episode Richard Lewis, news officer at the University of Iowa, speaks with Dr. Ted Abel, Professor at the University of Iowa and Director of...

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04/30/18

How Language about Ability Affects Performance

by Lucy Erickson

The original version of this blog was published at The Learning Scientists on November 15, 2017. It is commonly known that telling a child she is...

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04/30/18

PODCAST | AAAS 2018 Live: From Bench to Policymaking

by Carlos Faraco

In this episode Carlos Faraco, a neuroscientist and current AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellow (STPF) at the National Institute of Justice,...

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04/24/18

Technology, Distractibility and the Classroom

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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04/23/18

Is 100% Renewable the Best Way to Decarbonize?

by Scott Litzelman

Scientists broadly agree that humans must cut greenhouse gas emissions to mitigate the effects of climate change. But they definitely do not agree on...

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