Science - USA (2020-01-17)

AAAS ANNUAL MEETING| February 13–16, 2020|Seattle, Washington | #AAASmtg 7

WILDFIRE SMOKE AND PUBLIC HEALTH:

THE SCIENCE AT THE NEXUS

Organized by Ian Gilmour, United States

Environmental Protection Agency, Research

Triangle Park, NC

Future Health Strategies

AN AGING WORLD: PITFALLS AND

PROMISE

Organized by Phyllis Moen, University of

Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN

BEETHOVEN AT 250 AND THE SCIENCE

OF MUSIC: EMOTION, MEMORY, AND

HEALTH

Organized by Daniel Levitin, Minerva Schools,

San Francisco, CA

DIET FOR A SICK PLANET: REDUCING

EMISSIONS AND THE BURDEN OF

CHRONIC DISEASE

Organized by Lydia Zepeda, University of

Wisconsin, Madison, Tacoma, WA; Sean B.

Cash, Tufts University, Boston, MA

THE DRUG ABUSE CRISIS: KEY

FINDINGS FROM THREE LANDMARK

STUDIES

Organized by Linda Teplin, Northwestern

University, Chicago, IL

HEALTH DISPARITIES: THE

INTERSECTION OF PSYCHOLOGY,

HISTORY, LAW, AND MEDICINE

Organized by Sophie Trawalter and

Dayna Matthew, University of Virginia,

Charlottesville, VA

HUMAN EMBRYO RESEARCH

REVISITED: SCIENTIFIC, ETHICAL,

LEGAL, AND SOCIAL ISSUES

Organized by Kenneth Evans, Rice University,

Houston, TX

INFECTIOUS DISEASE FORECASTING:

MODELS AND MACHINE LEARNING

Organized by John Drake, University of

Georgia, Athens, GA

THE NEUROSCIENCE OF ADDICTION:

POLICY CONSIDERATIONS

Organized by Marina Picciotto,Yale University,

New Haven, CT

SUPPORTING THE WHOLE STUDENT:

MENTAL HEALTH, SUBSTANCE ABUSE,

AND WELLGBEING

Organized by Layne Scherer, The National

Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and

Medicine, Washington, DC

TACKLING SOCIAL RISK FACTORS,

HEALTH, AND CARE

Organized by Arlene S. Ash, University of

Massachusetts, Worcester, MA

TRACING HOW SCIENTIFIC

INFRASTRUCTURE ACCELERATES

DISCOVERY

Organized by Elizabeth Lyons, National

Science Foundation, Alexandria, VA

TRANSFORMING GLOBAL AND PUBLIC

HEALTH THROUGH NATURE

Organized by UshaVaranasi,National Oceanic

and Atmospheric Administration, Seattle,

WA; Joshua Lawler, University of Washington,

Seattle, WA

Future Societal Ethics

50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE VIETNAM

DRAFT: LESSONS FOR THE SCIENCES

Organized by Tim Johnson, Willamette

University, Salem, OR

THE CHANGING IDENTITY LANDSCAPE:

MULTIRACIAL, INTERSEX, &

TRANSGENDER PEOPLE

Organized by Susan Gelman, University

of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI; Kristina Olson,

University of Washington, Seattle, WA

DEATH IN THE 21ST CENTURY: WHAT IS

LEFT BEHIND

Organized by Robert O’Malley,

AAAS, Washington, DC

ETHICAL CONCERNS WITH ADVANCES

IN TECHNOLOGY AND GENETICS

Organized by Subrata Saha and Pamela

Saha, University of Washington, Seattle, WA

ETHICAL ISSUES IN ARTIFICIAL

INTELLIGENCE

OrganizedbyJosephHalpern,

Cornell University, Ithaca, NY

ETHICAL RISKS OF VOICE TECHNOLOGY:

A SOCIOLINGUISTIC PERSPECTIVE

Organized by Emily M. Bender, University of

Washington, Seattle, WA

ETHNOGRAPHY, OBSERVATION,

AND NATURAL HISTORY: TOOLS FOR

ETHICAL SCIENCE

Organized by Michelle Bezanson, Santa Clara

University, Santa Clara, CA

EVOLUTION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE:

HOW SCIENCE AND EVIDENCEGBASED

POLICY INTERACT

Organized byTrisha Chakraborty,Department

of Justice, Washington, DC

EVOLVING CONCEPTS OF SCIENTIFIC

INTEGRITY AND PRACTICE

Organized by Jonathan Coopersmith, Texas

A&M University, College Station, TX

HOW CONGRESS USES SCIENCE AND

TECHNOLOGY FOR POLICY: EMERGING

RESEARCH

Organized by Karen Akerlof, George Mason

University, Fairfax, VA; Chris Tyler, University

College London, United Kingdom

IMMIGRATION, CRIME, AND JUSTICE: A

DATAGDRIVEN INVESTIGATION

Organized by William Pridemore, State

University of New York, Albany, NY

IMPERILED CULTURAL HERITAGE:

MITIGATING THREATS, COGPRODUCING

KNOWLEDGE

Organized by Alyne Delaney, Aalborg

University, Denmark

IMPLICIT BIAS, EXPLICIT SCIENCE

Organized by Erin Heath, AAAS,

Washington, DC

LEARNING FROM PROTACTILE

DEAFBLIND COMMUNITIES: TOWARD A

MORE TACTILE FUTURE

Organized by Terra Edwards, Saint Louis

University, MO; Diane Brentari, University

of Chicago, IL

POLITICAL ANIMALS: BEHAVIOR,

KNOWLEDGE, REASON, AND

TOMORROW’S POLICYMAKING

Organized by David Mair and Marton Hajdu,

European CommissionJoint Research Center,

Brussels, Belgium

PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE: LESSONS

FOR THE LAW

Organized by Nora Newcombe, Temple

University, Philadelphia, PA

RESPONDING TO CLIMATE CHANGE:

SCIENCE, RELIGION, AND CULTURAL

PRACTICES

Organized by Curtis L. Baxter and Lilah

Sloane-Barrett, AAAS, Washington, DC

USING DATA AND AI TO DISRUPT SEX

TRAFFICKING

Organized by Barbara Mack, National

Council of Juvenile and Family Court

Judges, Seattle, WA

The Future of Food

CROP DIVERSIFICATION: ENSURING A

SUSTAINABLE GLOBAL FOOD SUPPLY

Organized by Raul Zornoza, Technical

University of Cartagena, Spain; Lise Paresys,

National Institute for Agricultural Research,

Thiverval-Grignon, France

FOOD OF THE FUTURE: DEVELOPING

NEW, SUSTAINABLE, AND HEALTHY

SOURCES

Organized by Jens Wilkinson, RIKEN,

Saitama, Japan

FOOD SAFETY REGULATIONS:

CARCINOGENS AND THE RELEVANCE

OF THE DELANEY CLAUSE

Organized by Mansi Krishan, Danone North

America, Louisville, CO; Lisa Navarro,

Givaudan Flavors Corporation, Cincinnati, OH

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