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Photo of Neil deGrasse Tyson examining an unpolished man-made diamond, fresh out of the grower. Science Journalism Awards Announced
Released November 19, 2009
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Photo of musician Bobby McFerrin. "The Music Instinct" Wins International Recognition
Released October 26, 2009
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Released October 16, 2009
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Photo of Middle school teacher Anita Edwards doing research. Teaching the Teachers
Released October 15, 2009
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the Green Bank Telescope High-school Student Discovers Strange Astronomical Object
Released September 22, 2009
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seventh grade students STEM Initiative Introduces Budding Scientists to Renewable Energy
Released September 15, 2009
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Mesa's Carson/Powell junior high school students Summer Research Internship Exposes Middle School Students to Robotics, Complex Data Collection
Released July 16, 2009
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John Thieken with students ASU STEM Initiative Named 'Best Emerging Partnership'
Released June 5, 2009
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Released May 15, 2009
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Jeanne Century Keynoter to Highlight Need for Continual Change in Sustainable Education Reform
Released April 28, 2009
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Photo of a person standing underneath a natural ice arch in Antarctica. Students Least Informed about Environmental Science Are Most Optimistic
Released April 21, 2009
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Robert Tai Structure More Effective in High School Science Classes, Study Reveals
Released March 25, 2009
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ASE science art lab Arizona Middle School Students Blend Aesthetics and Technology to Create Art Installations
Released March 9, 2009
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Released March 5, 2009
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Collage of scientific research. Not Just a Guy in a White Coat
Released February 26, 2009
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Photo of linguists with native speaker. "The Linguists" Premieres at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris
Released February 18, 2009
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Photo of a family at science museum. Learning Science in Informal Environments
Released January 14, 2009
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Released January 8, 2009
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Maura Borrego Maura Borrego receives prestigious National Science Foundation Presidential Award
Released December 22, 2008
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Paul Torrens Arizona State University Geographer Receives Presidential Science Award
Released December 19, 2008
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education graphic AERA, NAEd Launch Assessment of Education Research Doctorate Programs With NSF Support
Released October 20, 2008
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Released October 2, 2008
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Released September 24, 2008
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astronaut looks out window of space station Students and Astronauts Use Powerful New Tool to Explore Earth From Space
Released September 23, 2008
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Photo of a student demonstrating a computer game she developed to another student. Real-World Lessons in Virtual World
Released August 27, 2008
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education graphic Study: No Gender Differences in Math Performance
Released July 24, 2008
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Photo of girl performing a science experiment. Engaging the YouTube Generation in Hands-on Science
Released June 2, 2008
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Photo of teacher Diane Schnellhammer working with students on a math project. Top Science and Math Teachers Receive Presidential Award
Released May 1, 2008
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Photo of Luke Skywalker's Landspeeder, on display for the first time. Star Wars Exhibition Brings Reality to Fantasy
Released April 16, 2008
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Science-In-A-Box performance Using Street Theater to Channel the Lessons of Molecules
Released April 7, 2008
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