Fellow Helps Matt Damon Communicate Science
The origin of the universe. Climate change. Cloning. Hot-button issues like these often stall in the mire of public opinion. Sabrina McCormick, 2009-11 Executive Branch Fellow at EPA , hopes her work
With Better Sharing, Neuroscientists Could Wring More Insights From Raw Data
As researchers strive to unlock the secrets of the brain, they must do more to ensure that the huge amounts of data they generate are not locked up and inaccessible to other scientists who might glean
Olympic Fever Skies, Skates, and Luges into Classrooms
Everyone knows that a screen is a great way to capture kids’ attention. Pair that with the excitement of the Olympic Games and you have the formula for a gold medal in STEM education. " Science and
The NSF Public Service Award Goes to…
The AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellowships is very pleased to have been recognized with the 2014 Public Service Award by the National Science Board (NSB) for our efforts in connecting science
National Science Board Recognizes AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellowships With Public
Service Award
The National Science Board , the policymaking body of the National Science Foundation, announced 27 March that the AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellowships program is the recipient of the 2014
Video Tour: Help Build Biosphere 2’s Ocean
For the past several months, Rafe Sagarin, a 2002-03 Congressional Fellow in the U.S. House of Representatives , has been working at Biosphere 2. With a storied and stormy history, it is now owned by
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