Log In | Join | Search | Site Map | Contact
Home About AAAS Programs Membership Publications News Career Support
 
 
 
  Advanced search  
   
 
Other AAAS Web sites
 
AAAS Members Site
Benefits, Discounts, Publications
Annual Meeting
12-16 Feb. 2009, Chicago, IL
EurekAlert!
Science Headlines
Project 2061
Science Literacy Tools
Science Careers
For Job Seekers and Employers
Communicating Science
Tools for Scientists and Engineers
Featured Areas
 
Climate Resources
Evolution Resources
Policy Statements
R&D Budget Analysis
Make a Gift
AAAS Store
 
 
[PHOTOGRAPH] The U.S. Capitol building at night, and its reflection in a pool AAAS S&T Policy Fellows: "They Are Our Future"
[16 January 2009]
At the 35th anniversary of the Fellowship program, elected officials and top policymakers celebrated the broad influence that more than 2000 Fellows have had on U.S. science policy.
[PHOTOGRAPH] Cloak lying over a bump on a flat surface. Both the bump and surface are covered in a reflective coating. The cloak makes it appear that microwaves hitting the bump are actually reflecting off a flat surface. [Image courtesy of David Smith] Science: "Cloak" Conceals Objects from Microwaves
[15 January 2009]
Researchers have created an invisibility cloak of sorts, and though it looks more like a yellow bathmat than Harry Potter's famous cloth, it could be used to enhance communications.
[PHOTOGRAPH] Students and teacher A Wake-Up Call for Science Education
[12 January 2009]
U.S. science and math education continues to lag behind other countries, posing a significant risk to the nation's economy, AAAS CEO Alan I. Leshner writes in the Boston Globe.
Special Offer
Special Gift Discount
Give 51 issues of Science magazine at reduced rates. Get a free t-shirt for yourself!
Order here »		 Highlights
"On-call" Scientists Wanted
A new AAAS initiative is recruiting volunteer scientists and engineers to support human rights.
Learn more »

Current Issue

16 January 2009

The cover of SCIENCE magazine

Subscribe
Press Policy Educators Students Kids
Copyright © 2009. American Association for the Advancement of Science. All rights reserved. Read our privacy policy. Contact info.