Plenary Sessions

AAAS President’s Address
Gilda Barabino, AAAS President
Chair of the 2023 AAAS Annual Meeting

The Past, Present, and Future of our Research Enterprise
Marcia McNutt
President, National Academy of Sciences

Doomed to Repeat: Why the History of Science is Indispensable
A debate moderated by
Holden Thorp,
Editor-in-Chief, Science Journals
Topical Sessions

Conversation on the Use of Continental Ancestry
Moderator:
AgustÃn Fuentes, Princeton University
Speakers:
Joseph Graves, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University
Pilar Ossario, University of Wisconsin Law School
Anna Lewis, Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics, Harvard University

Two Decades after the Day After Tomorrow: The Quest for How the Ocean Overturns
Susan Lozier,
Georgia Institute of Technology

Homo Narrans Through the Looking Glass of Dark Matter
Chanda Prescod-Weinstein,
University of New Hampshire

Communicating for Action to Replace Latino Health Inequities
Amelie Ramirez,
University of Texas Health Center at San Antonio

Policy and Technological Innovations Shaping the Energy Transition
Geraldine Richmond,
U.S. Department of Energy

Transformative Science with the Webb Telescope
Jane Rigby,
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center

New Approach to Reducing Viral Respiratory Infection
Richard N. Zare,
Stanford University
SPECIAL SESSIONS

McGovern Lecture: Stigma, Mental Disorders, Families, and Society: A Vital Frontier for Change
Stephen P. Hinshaw,
University of California, Berkeley

Molecular Cell Atlases Come to Fruition
Steve Quake,
Chan Zuckerberg Initiative
