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Congratulations to several members of the MBLcommunity who have been elected Fellows of the AAAS), a lifetime honor in recognition of their extraordinary achievements in advancing science. New

Fellows of the AAAS Sections on Biological Sciences, Medical Sciences, and Neurosciences include:

Section on Biological Sciences

Peter Beerli, Florida State�����Ծ�����������ٲ�
Course Faculty

Vernon B. Carruthers, University of Michigan Medical School
Course Faculty

Francesco J. DeMayo,��National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences/NIH
Course Faculty

Steven A. Farber,��Carnegie Institution for Science
Course Faculty

Melina Elisabeth Hale,��University of Chicago
Former Interim Director, Whitman Scientist, MBLFellow, Course Faculty

Laura S. Kubatko, The Ohio State University
Course Faculty

Justin P. Kumar,��Indiana University
Course Faculty

Emília P. Martins,��Arizona State University
Course Faculty

Pamela L. Mellon,��University of California, San Diego
Course Faculty

Knute Nadelhoffer,��University of Michigan
Former Employee

Kenneth D. Poss,��Duke University Medical Center
Course Faculty

Shirley M. Tilghman,��Princeton University
Course Faculty

David M. Tobin,��Duke University
Course Faculty

Meng C. Wang,��Baylor College of Medicine
Course Faculty

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Section on Education

Michael C. Lach,��Township High School District 113
Member of the ��Ůֱ������, Secondary Education Advisory Board

Joseph S. Levine,��Freelance author and editor
MBLCouncil member

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Section on Medical Sciences

Dyann F. Wirth,��Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
Trustee, MBLSociety member, Course Faculty, Alumnus

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Section on Neuroscience

Peter Dayan,��Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics (Germany)
Course Faculty

Michael J. Friedlander,��Virginia Tech
Alumnus

David L. Glanzman,�����Ծ�����������ٲ� of California, Los Angeles
Course Faculty, Whitman Scientist, Alumnus

David J. Schulz,��University of Missouri
Course Faculty

Michael Shipley,��University of Maryland School of Medicine
Whitman Scientist