With summer in full swing, many people now find themselves picking off one of the season’s least-favorite guests: ...

In today’s rapidly changing news landscape, many peer-reviewed studies don’t receive mass media attention. But studies that ...

The letter she started ended up as a 200-word op-ed written with her father, AAAS Fellow and Dartmouth biology professor Mark McPeek, that was published in the Valley News, their local newspaper. The ...

The Senate has passed nine of its twelve appropriations bills through committee in a bipartisan fashion, delaying the release of the State-Foreign Operations, Energy and Water, and Homeland Security ...

When “Opposite” Scientific Findings Collide A press briefing on two Science papers exploring the effects of taurine on aging sheds light on the scientific process.

Scientists who publish their research in journals are typically eager for their work to be shared widely, and for that work to be reused to advance knowledge in their field or beyond. As part of this ...

AAAS Institutional Memberships provide universities, corporations and similar institutional partners with a new, visible way to engage with AAAS’ leadership opportunities and member community and ...

The Road to Lenacapavir, a Breakthrough HIV Treatment Three individuals have been awarded the AAAS Mani L. Bhaumik Breakthrough of the Year Award for their work on the drug.

The U.S. remains the largest R&D spender but by the smallest margin since the mid-90s. It is 13th in government R&D intensity, fifth in private R&D intensity and 6th in basic science intensity. China ...

The $11.4 million pledge to the organization will support a $250,000 annual cash prize for up to three scientists whose foundational research and activities best exemplify the Science Breakthrough of ...

Washington, D.C. — The American Association for the Advancement of Science, one of the world’s largest general scientific societies and publisher of the Science family of journals, announces the 2024 ...

With a full-year CR passed through both the House and Senate on March 14 that will fund the government through September 30, FY 2025 appropriations concludes where it started: with (largely) FY 2024 ...