A.A.A.S.

His last article for the magazine was about megastorms in the Argentine pampas and won an A.A.A.S.

Two-thirds of the authors and reviewers who reported their race or ethnicity to A.A.A.S., which publishes the Science family of journals, listed themselves as white.

Sudip Parikh, the chief executive of A.A.A.S., cautioned against over-interpreting what little data existed.

A.A.A.S. also reported that nearly 90 percent of the people who had received awards and honors from the organization — a nomination-based process — identified as white.

A.A.A.S., the Royal Society and PLoS also provided some figures on racial and ethnic diversity among their employees, including the editors who shepherd scientific papers through the publication process.