Science - USA (2020-01-17)

8 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE | aaas.org/meetings

HERBICIDE RESISTANCE: CATALYZING

TRANSDISCIPLINARY SCIENCE

Organized by David Ervin, Portland State

University, OR

IMPROVING FOOD SECURITY POLICIES:

INNOVATIVE AGRICULTURE AND

MARKET MONITORING

Organized by Felix Rembold, European

Commission Joint Research Centre, Ispra,

Italy; Inbal Becker Reshef, University of

Maryland, College Park, MD

NOURISHING PEOPLE AND PLANET:

BUILDING A BETTER, BALANCED FOOD

SYSTEM FOR 2050

Organized by Catherine Woteki, Iowa State

University, Ames, IA

SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE:

LAUNCHING STANDARDIZED

MICROBIAL ECOSYSTEMS

Organized by Trent Northen, Lawrence

Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, CA;

Jo Handelsman, University of Wisconsin-

Madison, WI

TOMORROW’S TABLE: PLANT GENETICS

AND THE FUTURE OF FOOD

Organized by Pam Ronald, University of

California, Davis, CA

USING COMPUTING TO SUSTAINABLY

FEED A GROWING POPULATION

Organized by Shashi Shekhar, University of

Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN; James Hodson,

AI for Good Foundation, El Cerrito, CA

Transforming Future Learning

CITIZEN SCIENCE AND BIG DATA: FROM

ENGAGEMENT TO ACTION

Organized by Julia K. Parrish, University of

Washington, Seattle, WA

DIVERSITY, EQUITY, AND INCLUSION:

RECOMMENDATIONS FROM PHYSICS

AND ASTRONOMY

Organized by Arlene Modeste-Knowles and

Philip W. Hammer, American Institute of

Physics, College Park, MD

FINDING THE LOST EINSTEINS

Organized by Michael Feder, AAAS,

Washington, DC

INCLUSION IN THE ACADEMY:

EXPLORING IDENTITY AND EQUITY IN

THE STEM COMMUNITY

Organized by Lina Dahlberg and Robin

Kodner, Western Washington University,

Bellingham, WA

INCLUSIVITY AND EQUITY IN COURSEL

BASED UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH

EXPERIENCES

Organized by JeSrey Olimpo, University of

Texas at El Paso, TX

MENTORSHIP: TOWARD A CULTURE OF

EFFECTIVENESS AND INCLUSIVITY

Organized by Maria Lund Dahlberg, National

Academy of Sciences, Engineering, and

Medicine, Washington, DC

PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT AT

UNIVERSITIES: PATHWAYS FOR

INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT

Organized by John Meyer, University of

Washington, Seattle, WA; Emily Cloyd, AAAS,

Washington, DC

STEM RESEARCH EXPERIENCES FOR

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

Organized by Raja GuhaThakurta, University

of California, Santa Cruz, CA; Or Graur,

Harvard-Smithsonian Center

for Astrophysics, Cambridge, MA

STRENGTHENING SUSTAINABILITY

PROGRAMS AND CURRICULA IN

HIGHER EDUCATION

Organized by Lida Beninson, National

Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and

Medicine, Washington, DC

TRANSFORMING HIGHER EDUCATION

CULTURE: COORDINATING REFORM

WITH AGENTS OF CHANGE

Organized by Barbara Natalizio, The Rita

Allen Foundation, Princeton, NJ; Erica

Kimmerling, American Academy of Arts and

Sciences, Cambridge, MA

WOMEN IN STEMM: ADDRESSING

UNDERREPRESENTATION

Organized by Alex Helman and Ashley

Bear, National Academies of Sciences,

Engineering, and Medicine, Washington, DC

Urban Futures

BIOLOGICAL INVASION FORECASTING:

UNITING CLIMATE CHANGE,

TRANSPORT, AND TRADE

Organized by Erin Grey, Governors State

University, University Park, IL; David Lodge,

Cornell University, Ithaca, NY

FACTORIES REIMAGINED: MAKING

INDUSTRIAL WORK MORE APPEALING

Organized by Erastos Filos, European

Commission Research and Innovation

Directorate, Brussels, Belgium; Eija Kaasinen,

VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland

Ltd., Tampere, Finland

NATURAL HISTORY COLLECTIONS AND

BIODIVERSITY’S FUTURE

Organized by Keegan Sawyer and Audrey

Thevenon, National Academies of Sciences,

Engineering, and Medicine, Washington DC

SMART NEW ENERGY VEHICLES AND

INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION

Organized by Yingjun Qiao and Hongtao Ren,

Chinese Academy of Engineering, Beijing,

China

SOCIALLY INTEGRATIVE CITIES: PAVING

THE WAY TO URBAN SUSTAINABILITY

Organized by Bernhard Müller, Leibniz

Institute of Ecological Urban and Regional

Development, Dresden, Germany

URBAN PAVING IS GOING PLACES

Organized by Cesare Sangiorgi, University

of Bologna, Italy; Ioannis Bitsios, European

Commission Research Executive Agency,

Brussels, Belgium

URBAN RESILIENCE AND EMERGENCY

RESPONSE: THE CLIMATE CHANGE

PERSPECTIVE

Organized by Julie Dirwimmer, Fonds de

recherche du Québec, Montréal, Canada

URBAN SUSTAINABILITY: SUPPORT

FROM ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND

BIG EARTH DATA

Organized by Daniele Ehrlich, European

Commission, Ispra, Italy

Town Halls

Join a forum of experts—both on and oS the stage—to discuss data,

trends, and strategies facing the scientifc community. Topics include:

• Bringing Scientifc Evidence to Meet Local Policy Challenges


• The Economics of Climate Change


• Developing Ethical Guidelines for Science Journalism


• Sexual Harassment


• Balancing Science with Concerns About National Security


• And more

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