07:35

2025 AAAS Awards

01:30:43

Supporting ALL Learners Using Active Learning Pedagogy

05:43

The State of U.S. Science and Technology - AAAS CEO Sudip Parikh testimony

01:24:57

2024 AAAS Charles Valentine Riley Memorial Lecture with Dr. Channa Prakash

01:02:13

Virtual Q&A follow up to Land applied biosolids and PFAS exposure

57:39

Tools for the Equitable Use of AI in the Public Sector

01:28:42

Policymaker science briefing: Food insecurity and food access

03:01

AAAS Mass Media Fellowship

46:24

America’s Trust in Science: What’s Changed, What’s Next?

01:28:48

Land applied biosolids and PFAS exposure

11:40

Embedding Inclusivity: Lindsay Patterson on Diverse Representation in Children's Audio

01:15:01

Under the Umbrella of AI

06:12

AAAS Fellows celebrate 150th anniversary!

56:54

Is Space for Everyone? Ethics from Earth to Space and Back

01:29:30

Just Rest: How Rest Can Transform Ourselves and Our Society

59:58

Making Science Accessible by Design

46:22

AAAS Kavli Lecture: Ankur Paliwal at the Asian College of Journalism

57:11

So many kinds of AI! What do they all mean?

04:06

Sit down with Sudip Parikh and Theresa Harris: Chevron doctrine overturned

02:36

Sit down with AAAS CEO Sudip S. Parikh: Smaller budgets and a bigger role for courts

02:20

Mani Bhaumik on growing up in India, science passion

02:14

John Mather, JWST leaders discuss telescope's potential

02:20

Charles Bolden helps JWST clear budget hurdles

02:19

JWST team persists over decades

01:58

Bill Ochs on JWST's stellar performance

01:00:53

Human Rights, Ethics, and the Importance of Evidence Based Research

40:25

Ceremony for the 2023 AAAS Kavli Science Journalism Award winners

05:52

2024 AAAS Awards

11:43

Welcoming Remarks

59:24

Where Law and Science Meet

01:07:47

Judges as Gatekeepers: Courts and Scientific Evidence

41:18

The (Un)Intended Impacts of the Daubert Standard

42:06

An International Perspective: Supporting Judges at a Global Scale

56:53

In the Minds of the Jury

49:11

As a Matter of Fact: "General Acceptance" in Emerging vs. Established Science"

01:06:38

Utilizing Scientific and Technical Expertise

01:03:38

Strengthening Cooperation Between the Scientific Enterprise and the Justice System

10:21

Welcome Back

01:05:33

A Texas Case Study in Accountability for Forensic Sciences

52:30

Innovations in Investigative Technologies Improvements and Drawbacks

53:44

Artificial Intelligence and the Courts

52:42

Statistical Modeling and Causation Science

52:41

Toxic Tort 2.0: Emerging Trends in Climate Change Related Litigation

56:51

Wrongful Convictions and "Changed Science: Statutes

48:46

Standing Up for Justice: When the Law and Science Work Hand-in-Hand

01:01:22

Forced Displacement: A Quantitative Modeling Perspective

01:31:56

2023 AAAS Charles Valentine Riley Memorial Lecture with Dr. Joe Cornelius

01:00:41

The State of the Right to Science

58:35

Human Rights & Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility in 2023

57:53

Disability Inclusion, Accessibility, and Human Rights

01:04:02

How is the Right to Science Being Applied in Different Contexts?

01:03:09

Students Advancing Science and Human Rights: FutureGen Scholars

01:23:51

Community Driven Research to Restore Identity and Dignity

01:21:49

The Right to Science 101

01:30:24

PFAS, Sociodemographic Factors and Implications for Communities and EJ

08:50

Autonomous excavating robot can construct stable stone walls

27:21

Welcome and Opening Remarks

05:49

Virtual Remarks from Congressman Greg Stanton

25:05

Keynote Address

12:00

STEMM Opportunity Alliance Goals and Work of the Day