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The image shows the U.S. Capitol building against a twilight sky. Overlaid text reads, "Our members continue to speak out on the OMB proposed rule," with speech bubble icons and a circular arrow icon at the bottom right.
A person is using a microscope in an environment with plants. The text reads, "America has the talent." A red, white, and blue ribbon with stars is featured at the bottom, alongside a red arrow.
Webinar announcement for a session hosted by the AAAS Office of Government Relations and Mike Holland, focusing on societal impacts of science and engineering. Scheduled for Thursday, July 9, from 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. ET. The image includes the U.S. Capitol building.
A photo of the United States Capitol building at dusk with a clear sky. White text over the image says, "Submit your comments on the OMB proposed rule by July 13." At the bottom, a button labeled "Here's How" with an arrow.
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The image features a quote from Sudip Parikh about the significance of science and technology in America. It has a background of a NASA globe and a person working with scientific equipment. The top has a ribbon with stars and stripes resembling the American flag. Photo credit: NASA.
Graphic shows poster for PBS Nature video "My Garden of a Thousand Bees" on the lefthand side. Righthand text box reads "Enter now at sjawards.aaas.org/enter." Logos for AAAS and The Kavli Foundation are underneath.
A view of the United States Capitol building at dusk, with a golden-lit dome against a blue sky. Superimposed text reads: "The proposed OMB rule represents one of the most significant changes in years to how research, development and education grants are managed." A button at the bottom right says, "Here's How" with a play icon.
2027 AAAS Awards & Prizes banner. Honoring Excellence in Science. Nominations open: April 15 - June 30.
2027 AAAS Awards & Prizes banner. Honoring Excellence in Science. Nominations open: April 15 - June 30.
The image features an announcement of the winners of the Mani L. Bhaumik Breakthrough of the Year Award, titled "The Unstoppable Growth of Renewable Energy." It includes portraits of Hans-Josef Fell, Li Junfeng, and Charlie Gay. The logos of AAAS and Science are displayed at the top left. A network-like background with glowing nodes is present.
Background image shows Silver and Gold plaques with names of past AAAS Kavli winners. A blue banner reads "Enter now at sjawards.aaas.org/enter" and logos for AAAS and The Kavli Foundation are displayed across the bottom.
Origami figures, primarily in shades of red and orange, are positioned among geometric shapes. A notable figure in red is in the foreground. The text on the image reads, "Submit a Nomination"
2027 AAAS Awards & Prizes banner. Honoring Excellence in Science. Nominations open: April 15 - June 30.
Hexagon shapes on a blue background with words that read "LSEN webinar May 12: Engaging State Policymakers Between Legislative Sessions"
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The image features a graphic about "FY 2027 R&D Appropriations: The President's Budget Request" with the option to "Read the Report" indicated by a downward arrow. The U.S. Capitol building is in the background, and the AAAS logo is displayed in the corner.
2027 AAAS Awards & Prizes banner. Honoring Excellence in Science. Nominations open: April 15 - June 30.
A promotional graphic for an event titled "Engaging State Policymakers Between Legislative Sessions" featuring a person named Rachel Owen. The date is May 12, 2026, from 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM ET. It's open to the public and organized by the Local Science Engagement Network and AAAS. The image includes hexagon shapes with illustrations and a photo of Rachel Owen.
Call for Proposals image by AAAS. On the left, text reads "Call for Proposals!" against a blue marbled background. On the right, a collage features a person examining plants, another using a microscope, and a question: "What urgent challenge should the STEMM community address next?" The AAAS logo is present.
This image promotes the 2026 AAAS Charles Valentine Riley Memorial Lecture, calling for nominations. The logos of the AAAS, the Charles Valentine Riley Memorial Foundation, and the World Food Prize Foundation are displayed at the bottom of the image. The design features a blue background with white text.
Blue graphic with abstract patterns features the AAAS logo. Text reads "Feedback on Multidisciplinary Working Groups, April 29, 2026, 1:00 PM ET."
The image features a quote criticizing the National Science Board's dismissal, saying it destabilizes the National Science Foundation and American science. The quote is attributed to Sudip S. Parikh, CEO of AAAS, with the AAAS logo included.
This image promotes the 2026 AAAS Charles Valentine Riley Memorial Lecture, calling for nominations. The logos of the AAAS, the Charles Valentine Riley Memorial Foundation, and the World Food Prize Foundation are displayed at the bottom of the image. The design features a blue background with white text.
Blue graphic with abstract patterns features the AAAS logo. Text reads "Feedback on Multidisciplinary Working Groups, April 29, 2026, 1:00 PM ET."
2027 AAAS Awards & Prizes banner. Honoring Excellence in Science. Nominations open: April 15 - June 30.
Blue graphic with abstract patterns features the AAAS logo. Text reads "Feedback on Multidisciplinary Working Groups, April 29, 2026, 1:00 PM ET."
The image is split into two sections. The left side features a quote on funding priorities by Sudip S. Parikh, AAAS CEO, with a small photo of the person below. The U.S. Capitol building is in the background. The right side shows a bar chart titled "Federal R&D FY26 + FY27 Appropriations in Billions." It compares requested and enacted funding amounts for NIH, NSF, DOE, and NASA in 2026 and 2027. Bars are color-coded to distinguish between 2026 requests, 2027 requests, and 2026 enacted law.
The image features a blue background with the AAAS logo at the top. Text reads "Congrats to the 2025 AAAS Fellows" in white. A gold emblem is centered at the bottom.
Golden text on a black background reads: "2026 AAAS Awards & Prizes. Honoring Excellence in Science."
Promotional image for the AAAS Annual Meeting. It features the text "Science @ Scale. Join us in Phoenix for the AAAS Annual Meeting. Register Today!" with the event date: February 12-14, 2026. The design includes a white background with a pattern of red, white, and blue geometric shapes, and the AAAS logo at the bottom.
Bar chart depicting FY26 Federal R&D Appropriations with entities: NIH, NSF, NASA, DOE, and NIST. NIH shows a slight increase of 0.9%. NSF, NASA, and DOE display decreases of -3.4%, -24.3%, and -3.4% respectively. NIST has a significant increase of 26.5%. Annotations compare budget requests to 2026 law. Features the AAAS logo.
Promotional image for the AAAS Annual Meeting. It features the text "Science @ Scale. Join us in Phoenix for the AAAS Annual Meeting. Register Today!" with the event date: February 12-14, 2026. The design includes a blue background with a pattern of red, white, and blue geometric shapes, and the AAAS logo at the bottom.
The image is a promotional graphic for the AAAS Annual Meeting. It features geometric shapes in blue and red on the left side. The text on the right reads "SCIENCE @ SCALE" with the "A" in "SCALE" as a blue triangle, "REGISTER TODAY!" in bold red letters, and "AAAS Annual Meeting, Phoenix, AZ, February 12-14, 2026" below.
Cover of the AAAS 2025 Annual Report titled 'leading through disruption', featuring a collage of images including scientific instruments, natural elements, and architecture.
Banner encouraging members of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) to vote, featuring stylized graphics in blue and black with the text "AAAS MEMBERS VOTE NOW!" and the AAAS logo.
Promotional poster for the AAAS annual meeting in Phoenix, AZ, from February 12-14, 2026. Features a geometric blue and red design with the text "Science @ Scale" and "Register Today!" at the center.
Cover of Science magazine special issue for 2023 featuring a large yellow fork with the year '2023' as its handle, against a starry sky background, with subtitles about articles on Alzheimer's disease and all-day thermoregulatory clothing. Published by AAAS.
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Promotional image for the AAAS Annual Meeting in Phoenix, AZ, from February 12-14, 2016, inviting applications to be an e-poster judge, featuring a geometric design with a prominent blue background and the text "SCIENCE@SCALE".