For decades, AAAS Fellow Carl Sams has approached science with a clear philosophy: research should help people.

That instinct—the belief that difficult scientific problems could be approached differently, or better, through ...

Americans deserve a government that funds the best ideas and the strongest science. For a century, American science has yielded unexpected breakthroughs and formed the basis of trillion-dollar ...

Greater computing power, more information consumption, and the rise of generative artificial intelligence means that the U.S. is facing a rapid increase in data generation. To meet those demands, data ...

The coal-fired furnaces, smelters and steam engines that powered the earliest days of the Industrial Revolution may be long gone, but their legacy has cast a long shadow. Although oil, natural gas, ...

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New Resource! Key Questions to Ask When Considering Data Centers in Your Community The newest resource from the AAAS EPI Center, National League of Cities, and the GovAI Coalition—Key Questions to Ask ...

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Amanda is the Deputy Director of the Science Press Package team, where she helps boost the visibility of all forthcoming Science family of journal content for reporters worldwide. Prior to joining ...

Once again, we urge lawmakers to deny the steep cuts proposed to federal R&D funding in the Administration’s Budget Request for fiscal year 2027. Thanks to bipartisan support, Congress did its job and ...