Session: AAAS General Poster Session Sunday (2017 AAAS Annual Meeting (February 16-20, 2017))

Environment and Ecology

Maruthi Sridhar Balaji Bhaskar, Texas Southern University
SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIATIONS IN PIGMENT AND NUTRIENT CONCENTRATIONS IN GALVESTON BAY

Environment and Ecology

Kristin Gagne, University of Alaska, Fairbanks
PERMAFROST THAW INFLUENCE ON SURFACE WATER DISSOLVED ORGANIC MATTER IN SUB-ARCTIC ALASKA

Environment and Ecology

Joon Kim, Seoul National University
TOWARDS QUANTIFYING SYSTEM RESILIENCE FOR CLIMATE-SMART AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY

Environment and Ecology

Jerome Montague, Alaskan Command
PREDICTING CLIMATE CHANGE DRIVEN EROSION ON THE ARCTIC COAST

Environment and Ecology

Wei Wei, Chinese Academy of Sciences
MAIN CONSIDERATIONS IN RA & RM OF ORGANISMS DERIVED BY MODERN BIOTECHNOLOGIES

Physical Sciences

Benjamin Brown-Steiner, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
AIR QUALITY UNCERTAINTIES PERTAINING TO CHOICE OF CHEMICAL MECHANISMS OF DIFFERENT LEVELS

Physical Sciences

Gözen Ertem, University of Maryland
PROTECTIVE ROLE OF MARTIAN ANALOGUE MINERALS FOR BIOMOLECULES AGAINST RADIATION EFFECTS

Physical Sciences

Adam Iaizzi, Boston University
USING REAL-TIME TRACKING DATA TO BETTER UNDERSTAND PUBLIC TRANSIT

Physical Sciences

Carlos Melendres, The SHD Institute
A THEORY OF SPACE AND THE DARK UNIVERSE

Physical Sciences

Rukmani Vijayaraghavan, University of Virginia
THE SURVIVAL AND DESTRUCTION OF GALAXIES IN DENSE GALAXY CLUSTERS

Science in Society

Karen Andrade, University of California, Davis
ASSESSING COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT METHODOLOGIES IN STEM RESEARCH

Science in Society

Caitlin Augustin, Columbia University Center on Global Energy Policy
THE LIKELIHOOD INDEX: ASSESSING IMPLEMENTATION OF INDCS POST-PARIS

Science in Society

Adriana Bankston, Future of Research
ADVOCATING FOR SCIENCE: A SUMMARY OF KEY SKILLS LEARNED THROUGH A SERIES OF WORKSHOPS

Science in Society

Mathilde Bessert-Nettelbeck, University of Freiburg/ Cluster of Excellence BrainLinks-BrainTools
REACHING OUT: PARTICIPATIVE PROJECTS AND ETHICAL DISCOURSE ON NEUROTECHNOLOGY

Science in Society

Roxanne Bogucka, University of Texas at Austin
SCIENCE COMMUNICATION ACROSS STEM DISCIPLINES: WHO'S KEEN, WHO'S NOT

Science in Society

Susan Carter, University of California Merced
CALIFORNIA CREDITS: FURTHERING RESEARCH, EXCELLENCE AND DIVERSITY IN TEAM SCIENCE

Science in Society

Sadie Eicher, Independent Researcher
COMBINING INCERTITUDE, CAUSATION, AND GROUP JUDGMENT IN SCIENCE-POLICY

Science in Society

Melissa Jacquart, University of Pennsylvania
OBSERVING THE INVISIBLE: A COLLABORATIVE INVESTIGATION OF ASTROPHYSICISTS & PHILOSOPHERS

Science in Society

Nobuaki Kawai, Jissen Women's University
GLOBAL OBSERVATION SYSTEM BY AMATEUR ASTRONOMY: RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE U.S. AND JAPAN

Science in Society

Benjamin Lyons, Annenberg Public Policy Center, Univ of PA.
POLAR VORTEX, DROUGHT, AND CLIMATE CHANGE BELIEFS

Science in Society

Milton Muldrow Jr., Wilmington University
ASSESSING REEF EXPERT'S BASELINES AND VALUES REGARDING THE FLORIDA KEYS CORAL REEF

Science in Society

Mai Pham, Public Health Agency of Canada
USING A COMPLEX ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS APPROACH TO UNDERSTAND ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Science in Society

John Redden, University of Connecticut
SERVICE LEARNING IN STEM: TEACHING SCIENCE BY WRITING FOR THE PUBLIC

Science in Society

Barbara Ribeiro, University of Manchester
FRAMING THE BIOECONOMY: SKETCHES OF A TRANSNATIONAL POLITICAL PROJECT

Science in Society

Hiromi Saito, Chiba university
IMPACT OF SCIENCE ON SOCIO-ECONOMY: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY BASED ON A QUESTIONNAIRE SURVEY

Science in Society

Laura Soito, University of New Mexico
UNIVERSITY POLICY AS A BARRIER TO SHARING SOFTWARE IN SCIENCE

Science in Society

Malathi Srivatsan, Arkansas State University
DIVERSITY AND SCIENCE OUTREACH INITIATIVES BOOST OUTCOMES FOR EACH OTHER

Science in Society

Shannon Stewart, Center for Biomedical Innovation, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
UNESCO SCIENCE REPORT: TOWARDS 2030, THE UNITED STATES

Science in Society

Yuki Sugawara, Osaka University
A SUPPORT TOOL FOR ADDRESSING THE ELSI OF EMERGING SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY IN JAPAN

Science in Society

Koichi Sumikura, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies
HOW ARE INNOVATION AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTERRELATED?: SURVEY ON JAPANESE COMPANIES

Science in Society

Shannon R. Trimboli, Mammoth Cave International Center for Science and Learning
ANALYZING DATA QUALITY OF CITIZEN SCIENCE PROJECTS THAT DON'T HAVE A SINGLE CORRECT ANSWER

Science in Society

Caitlin Weber, University of Utah
THE STEM AMBASSADOR PROGRAM: BRIDGING SCIENCE AND SOCIETY

Science in Society

Hugh Whittall, Nuffield Council on Bioethics
IDEAS ABOUT NATURALNESS IN DEBATES ABOUT SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Science in Society

Herman Winick, Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource Division of the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
SYNCHROTRON LIGHT SOURCES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

Science in Society

Christopher Wirz, University of Wisconsin-Madison
MAY 2016: THE NAS RELEASE A CONSENSUS REPORT ON GE CROPS-WITH WHAT IMPACT?

Science in Society

Anna Zeidman, Rockefeller University
SCIENTISTS OF NEW YORK: SHATTERING STEREOTYPES & HIGHLIGHTING DIVERSITY

Social Sciences

Jill Allen, Drake University
FLUCTUATING TEAM SCIENCE: PERCEIVING SCIENCE AS COLLABORATIVE IMPROVES SCIENCE MOTIVATION

Social Sciences

Lisa Frehill, National Science Foundation
GENDER THEORIES: A STUDY OF MATHEMATICS-INTENSIVE SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING RESEARCH

Social Sciences

Jeremy Juybari, San Diego State University
THE INFLUENCE OF LOANS IN THE COLLEGE MAJOR MARKET

Social Sciences

Masashi Miura, Tottori University
GAME-BASED SITUATION PROTOTYPING FOR SOCIAL MODELING AND SIMULATION