Annual Reviews congratulates the new class of members elected into the American Academy of Arts & Sciences for 2008.
We are proud to announce that our President and Editor-in-Chief, Samuel Gubins, was among those elected.
The 212 scholars, scientists, artists, civic, corporate and philanthropic leaders come from 20 states and 15 countries, and range in age from 37 to 86. Represented among this year's newly elected members are more than 50 universities and more than a dozen corporations, as well as museums, national laboratories and private research institutes, media outlets and foundations.
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To learn more about the awards and this year's recipients, view the official press release on the Academy website
Annual Reviews has announced plans to publish the Annual Review of Analytical Chemistry (http://anchem.annualreviews.org) in 2008. The series will be co-edited by Dr. Edward S. Yeung and Dr. Richard N. Zare.
Annual Review of Analytical Chemistry will provide a perspective on the field of analytical chemistry. It will provide an innovative perspective that will address measurement science in general, with a focus on concepts, materials, chemicals, and/or processes. The series will draw from disciplines as diverse as biology, physics, and engineering, with analytical chemistry as the unifying theme.
To view the entire press release, click here.
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January 22, 2008 - National Academy of Sciences (NAS) honors 5 Annual Reviews authors and editorial committee members with awards recognizing their extraordinary scientific achievements.
Annual Reviews congratulates the recipients of the 2008 NAS awards. We are proud to announce that 5 recipients are Annual Reviews authors and/or editorial committee members.
To find their names and contributions made to Annual Reviews click here.
To learn more about the awards and this year's recipients, view the official press release on the NAS website
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June 8 , 2007 - Inamori Foundation Awards 2007 Kyoto Award to Annual Reviews Author
The Kyoto Prize is presented to people who have contributed greatly to the progress of science, the advancement of civilization, and the enrichment and elevation of the human spirit.
Annual Reviews congratulates 5-time author Hiroo Kanamori, recipient of the 2007 Kyoto Award in the Basic Sciences Category for his work ""Elucidation of Physical Processes of Earthquakes and Its Application to Hazard Mitigation". The Kyoto Prize Presentation Ceremony will be held at the Kyoto International Conference Center on November 10, 2007.
To view a list of contributions Dr. Kanamori has made to Annual Reviews, click here.
To learn more about the awards and this year's recipients, view the official press release on the Inamori Foundation website
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January 17, 2007 - National Academy of Sciences (NAS) honors 10 Annual Reviews authors and editorial committee members with awards recognizing their extraordinary scientific achievements.
Annual Reviews congratulates the recipients of the 2007 NAS awards. We are proud to announce that 10 recipients are Annual Reviews authors and/or editorial committee members.
To find their names and contributions made to Annual Reviews click here.
To learn more about the awards and this year's recipients, view the official press release on the NAS website
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December 15, 2006 - Joshua Lederberg, Annual Reviews Board Member, is awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom
Annual Reviews Board Member Dr. Joshua Lederberg was one of ten recipients of the Presidential Medal of Freedom. The Medal recognizes high achievement in public service, science, the arts, education, athletics, and other fields.
To Read a Transcript of the Awards Presentation, visit the White House Website.
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November 29, 2006 - Annual Reviews Board Member Dr. Eugene Garfield receives the 2006 Online Information Lifetime Achievement Award
Annual Reviews Board Member Dr. Eugene Garfield is the 2006 recipient of the Online
Information Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of more than 50 years
of dedication, leadership and innovation in the information industry.
To Learn More about this award, visit the Online Information Awards Page.
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October 4, 2006 - Roger Kornberg, Editor of the Annual Review of Biochemistry, wins the Nobel Prize for Chemistry
Annual Reviews congratulates Roger Kornberg, winner of the 2006 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. Roger Kornberg is the editor of and an author for the Annual Review of Biochemistry.
To view the latest contents of the Annual Review of Biochemistry, visit the series home page.
To learn more about the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, visit the Nobel Foundation Website.
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October 2, 2006 - Andrew Fire, Annual Review of Genetics author, shares the Nobel Prize in Medicine
Annual Reviews congratulates Andrew Fire, who shares the 2006 Nobel Prize in Medicine. Andrew Fire is an author for the Annual Review of Genetics.
Read the article he co-authored, entitled RECOGNITION AND SILENCING OF REPEATED DNA.
To learn more about the Nobel Prize in Medicine, visit the Nobel Foundation Website.
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September 17, 2006 - Three Annual Reviews authors receive the Albert Lasker Medical Research Award
Annual Reviews congratulates the winners of the 2006 Lasker Award for Basic Medical Research for the prediction and discovery of telomerase, a remarkable RNA-containing enzyme that synthesizes the ends of chromosomes, protecting them and maintaining the integrity of the genome.
We are proud to announce that the three co-recipients are Annual Reviews authors.
Elizabeth Blackburn has written for the Annual Review of Biochemistry and the Annual Review of Genetics. Carol W. Greider has written for the Annual Review of Biochemistry. Jack W. Szostak has written for the Annual Review of Biochemistry and the Annual Review of Cell and Developmental Biology.
To Learn More about the 2006 Lasker Award, please visit the Lasker Foundation Website.
