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Janine Benyus to share the 2013 Gothenburg Award for Sustainable Development go >>

Mary Good and her career in chemistry is profiled in a short film by the Chemical Heritage Foundation go >>

Jay Keasling to receive 2013 George Washington Carver Award for innovation in industrial biotechnology go >>

Jay Keasling and his current work on artemisinin profiled in San Francisco Business Times go >>

Joint BioEnergy Institute, headed by Jay Keasling, to be renewed until 2018 go >>

The Nuclear Threat Initiative, with Sam Nunn and Richard Lugar, proposes new strategy to reduce conflict and to encourage security go >>

Robert Langer pens a piece for Project Syndicate on Going Against Conventional Wisdom go >>

Robert Langer is interviewed on NPR’s Science Friday go >>

C. Everett Koop, former surgeon general, has died at age 96 go >>

Marian Wright Edelman to receive Harvard Graduate School of Education's Medal for Education Impact go >>

Susan Seacrest is profiled by the Lincoln Star Journal go >>

Jay Keasling's semi-synthetic anti-malarial artemisinin now being produced in bulk and ready for introduction go >>

Hugh Herr speaks on cutting edge bionics at the Digital-Life-Design Conference go >>

Jay Keasling is profiled on CNN's The Next List go >>

Sidney Drell receives the National Medal of Science go >>

Philosopher Anthony Grayling interviews Robert Langer on the BBC's "Exchanges on the Frontier" go >>

Robert Langer to receive Israel's 2013 Wolf Prize for innovations that "have had a profound impact on medicine" go >>

Mildred Dresselhaus interviewed on The Age of Reason on the BBC World Service go >>

Leroy Hood to receive the National Medal of Science go >>

Robert Langer to receive the National Medal of Technology and Innovation go >>

Leroy Hood and his vision of P4 medicine is profiled by The National go >>

The New York Times reviews Ann Hamilton’s installation, “the event of a thread,” at the Park Avenue Armory go >>

Robert Langer's MIT lab's success in technology transfer is profiled in the New York Times go >>

James Balog is profiled on NPR's Weekend Edition go >>

Bernard Amadei appointed as Science Envoy for the U.S. State Department go >>

The Harvard Crimson writes about Robert Langer and a 'cyborg tissue' breakthrough at MIT and Harvard go >>

PandoDaily writes about "The Return of Dean Kamen" and the buzz surrounding his Stirling Engine go >>

Dean Kamen and his work is profiled by A Total Disruption, a project by Ondi Timoner go >>

James Balog interviewed in Fast Company on tracing the global decay of glaciers go >>

Janine Benyus is interviewed for TrimTab online magazine go >>

Robert Berkebile is interviewed by the Omega Institute for their Design by Nature Conference go >>

The Washington Post cites the work of Richard Feely and Joan Kleypas on the impact of ocean acidification on fisheries go >>

Dudley Cocke makes the case for rural theater in Howlround go >>

Dean Kamen interviewed on Charlie Rose on working with Coca-Cola on water issues go >>

Paul Farmer co-authors article "Cholera and the Road to Modernity" in America's Quarterly go >>

Tom "Smitty" Smith pens OpEd requesting Texas PUC to embrace energy alternatives go >>

Richard Jackson is interviewed on Living On Earth go >>

Russell Train, renowned conservationist and recipient of the 7th Heinz Award Chairman's Medal, dies at 92 go >>

Lou Bellamy to direct August Wilson's play, "Fences," at the Denver Center Theatre Company go >>

Hugh Herr believes that bionics can put people with disabiities back to work go >>

Elizabeth Kolbert reports from the Andes in Yale's Environment 360 go >>

di Suvero sculpture settles into new home at Stanford University go >>

NPR reports on Joseph DeRisi's work on a link between deadly Ebola virus and disease that's been killing boa constrictors go >>

New study by James Hansen ties recent heat waves to global warming go >>

James Hansen pens an Op-Ed piece on climate change for The Washington Post go >>

Mildred Dresselhaus profiled in U.S. News and World Report go >>

Prized Science's first episode of 2012 highlights the work of Robert Langer go >>

Mildred Dresselhaus is interviewed in The New York Times go >>

Hugh Herr is profiled on Jothy Rosenberg's "Who Says I Can't" go >>

Dave Egger's latest novel, A Hologram for the King, is reviewed in The New York Times go >>

Mildred Dresselhaus is the 2012 recipient of the Kavli Prize for Nanoscience go >>

Robert Langer to receive the 2012 Society of Chemical Industry's Perkin Medal go >>

Paul Anastas to receive the German Chemical Society’s Wohler Prize go >>

Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra offers videos of Mason Bates discussing his go >>

Janine Benyus is named the 2012 Design Mind Award recipient by the Cooper-Hewitt Design Museum go >>

Andrew Grove is interviewed with Gordon Moore for NPR's Mornng Edition on their place in Silicon Valley history go >>

CNN's "The Next List" profiles Dr. Hugh Herr and his Biomechatronics Group at the MIT Media Lab go >>

Robert Langer's entrepreneurial drive is profiled in Chemical and Engineering News go >>

Hugh Herr and his bionics are profiled for TechWeekEurope go >>

Dean Kamen joins Elon Musk and Craig Venter to discuss energy innovation at ECOnomics Conference go >>

Kirk Smith shares the 2012 Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement from USC go >>

Ruth Patrick, "Den Mother of Ecology", is profiled by the Intelligencer Journal go >>

Ralph Gomory co-authors op-ed in Bloomberg News on transparency for corporate money in political campaigns go >>

Carol Gilligan looks back on her 1982 book, In a Different Voice, in the current issue of Harvard's online journal Classics@ go >>

Jane Lubchenco is named Woman of the Year by the Women's Council on Energy and the Environment go >>

Bruce Katz is interviewed in Wired magazine on optimizing economic structures for revitalization go >>

Cary Fowler interviewed in The Atlantic on the importance of crop diversity and the vital role of the Svalbard Global Seed Vault go >>

New paper from Brookings’ Bruce Katz on "Remaking Federalism to Remake the American Economy" go >>

Mario Molina co-authors editorial piece on "How to cut climate change in half" go >>

Rita Dove is awarded the 2011 National Medal of Arts go >>

James Nachtwey honored with 3rd Dresden International Peace Prize go >>

Paul Anastas is profiled in Forbes go >>

Paul Farmer writes editorial in the New York Times on why the global fund matters go >>

Marian Wright Edelman on the need for dedicated support and education opportunities to allow access to the American Dream go >>

The Scripps Center for Marine Biodiversity and Conservation, founded by Nancy Knowlton, celebrates its first decade go >>

Geoffrey Canada to receive the second Harvard Graduate School of Education Medal for Education Impact go >>

Chasing Ice, on James Balog's Extreme Ice Survey, is one of the most-sought tickets at Sundance Film Festival go >>

Paul Farmer talks to CBS about new state-of-the-art hospital in Haiti go >>

Marian Wright Edelman is interviewed on public television's One On One. go >>

Environmental reporter Jane Kay interviews Paul Anastas on his move from EPA back to academia go >>

Ashok Gadgil is awarded the Zayed Future Energy Prize’s Lifetime Achievement Award go >>

Ian Cheney's new film, "The City Dark," reviewed on the Huffington Post go >>

Marian Wright Edelman reflects on Martin Luther King, Jr.’s words in Huffington Post column go >>

Mildred Dresselhaus is awarded the Enrico Fermi Award by President Obama go >>

Daniel Sperling interviewed about CAFE, the new federal fuel-efficiency standards go >>

Paul Anastas to depart postion heading EPA's research to return to Yale University in February go >>

Curt Ellis and FoodCorps profiled in Associated Press video go >>

Dean Kamen writes about 20 years of FIRST at the Huffington Post go >>

Elizabeth Kolbert is interviewed on Treehugger Radio go >>

The Boston Globe writes about the genesis of John Harbison's new Sixth Symphony, commissioned by the Boston Symphony Orchestra go >>

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