The 2014-15 Fellows Class Has Arrived to Learn and Lead
AAAS Science & Technology Policy Fellows Class of 2014-15 "It is clear that the complexities of our government serve a real purpose. Understanding these complexities has shattered my preconceived
Startup Developing Sunscreen for Crops
With leadership and policy savvy under their belts, some alumni fellows seize the opportunity to strike out on their own. After serving in the office of Representative Gabrielle Giffords (D-AZ) until
Taking a Leap from Federal to State Level Policy
These days, Nicole Meyer-Morse (2011-13 Executive Branch Fellow, Department of Defense – DoD) can be found at the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services. She took her AAAS Fellowship
Global Change is a Societal Issue in Need of Social Science
We need to better incorporate the social and biophysical sciences into global change research, say the authors of a recent commentary in Nature Climate Change. With insights from social science
Connecting Particle Physics to Society
“ Building for Discovery: Strategic Plan for U.S. Particle Physics in the Global Context ” is also known as the P5 (Particle Physics Project Prioritization Panel) report. The culmination of years of
Presidential Leadership: Time for Less Talking, More Governing?
There is an increasing cognitive distance between presidents and the federal bureaucracy they oversee, a distance that has made it harder for them to govern effectively, a specialist on the executive
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