In February 2001, draft results of the human genome were simultaneously published by "Nature" and "Science" with "Science" publishing the Celera Genomics paper and "Nature" publishing the publicly funded Human Genome Project. In 2007 "Science "(together with "Nature") received the Prince of Asturias Award for Communications and Humanity. In 2015 Rush D. Holt, Jr., chief executive officer of the AAAS and executive publisher of "Science", stated that the journal was becoming increasingly international: "nternationally co-authored papers are now the norm—they represent almost 60 percent of the papers. In 1992, it was slightly less than 20 percent."