American Association for the Advancement of Science

Founded in 1848, AAAS has grown into the world's largest interdisciplinary science association with about 130,000 members and subscribers. The mission "to promote science, engineering, and innovation around the world for the benefit of all people" has encouraged the organization to move to the forefront of domestic and international efforts. Worldwide initiatives include the use of geospatial technology to demonstrate a wide range of human rights activities abusing power and abilities from Europe, Africa and worldwide programs and partnerships from Asia. Science and policy programs include major annual science and technology policy forums, technical councils scholarships for US conferences and government agencies, and funds for research and development research in the United States of America. The science education program builds the foundation of standards-based learning and provides teachers with Web-based support tools. Public involvement with scientists is held on social issues such as global climate change. The American Science Promotion Association is also a comprehensive organization for more than 270 membership science community federations. Extensive web sites contain comprehensive career development resources. For more information, please visit www.aaas.org.

On September 20, 1848, the American Science Promotion Association was founded at the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This is the reform of American geologists and naturalist associations. As he proposed the most comprehensive organizational plan, the association chose William Charles Redfield as their first president. According to the first Constitution agreed at the September 20 meeting, the purpose of society is to promote scientific dialogue to strengthen scientific cooperation. By doing so, the association aims to use resources to achieve scientific progress faster at higher speeds to conduct scientific research more efficiently. The association also aims to increase the resources available to the scientific community by proactively advancing science. The National Association for the Advancement of Science was established with only 78 members.

In 1969, under the guidance of anthropologist Margaret Mead, the Super Psychology Association became a subsidiary of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), the world's largest scientific association. In 1979, physicist John A. Wheeler stated that parapsychology is pseudoscientific and that the relationship between PA and AAAS need to be reconsidered. Since the early 1950s, CIA has started extensive research on behavioral engineering. Various experiments, including several experiments using various hallucinogens, were conducted during the course of the study. As a result of these experiments, the Star Gate project was established. This project is targeted at US federal government ESP research.

The not-for-profit American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) is the mission of Science Press to promote the development of science for all. Science contributed to this task by communicating the best research in the broadest range of scientific disciplines to a very broad international audience. Over the past several decades, companies based on research have developed rapidly in terms of the number and quality of high-quality practitioners, but the scientific ability to accommodate these studies in our journal is pace It does not match. The editors rejected potentially important, well-written, well-focused, and technically well-executed articles. Other magazines offer more publication space for articles, but many authors still want to publish in scientific journals that are known for its selectivity, high standards, rapid publication, and high visibility It is.