Yesterday, AAAS submitted a comment on the OMB proposed rule on federal grantmaking, highlighting an overemphasis on political objectives in scientific priority setting & deprioritization of scientific opportunity, peer review, and the needs of Americans. Read the full comment https://bit.ly/4w6O8PE
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Members: Don't forget to fill out this AAAS questionnaire to let us know which actions you took, what is working, and whether more resources and support would be helpful: airtable.com/appzQB6WzSLj...
Cross-system collaboration will prepare the STEMM workforce to meet America's future challenges. That's why @stemmopportunity.bsky.social and @aaascsew.bsky.social are working to connect all parts of the STEMM education and workforce ecosystem. www.aaas.org/news/america...
If you have not already done so, submit a comment to OMB by July 13 and let your members of Congress know why it matters. Don't forget to fill out this AAAS questionnaire to let us know which actions you took and whether more resources and support would be helpful: airtable.com/appzQB6WzSLj...
The deadline to submit comments for the OMB proposed rule on federal grantmaking is July 13. Have you submitted your comment yet? Join us this Thursday for a session to review FAQs and ask your questions about the process. Register now: https://bit.ly/4wq5Xsz
Members: Don't forget to fill out this AAAS questionnaire to let us know which actions you took, what is working, and whether more resources and support would be helpful: airtable.com/appzQB6WzSLj...
OMB needs to hear from scientists, engineers, educators, students and others who can explain how the proposed rule on federal grantmaking would have devastating effects on their communities and the nation. Here's how to format an impactful comment & critical steps to take to make your voice heard ⤵️
“We are patriots not because America or American science are perfect, but because we share the founders’ aspirations for something even greater, and we have the agency to make it so. The story of America and American science is still being written and may it always be.” https://bit.ly/4f0MLuz
Science isn't a footnote to the American story — it's been part of the plot since page one. AAAS CEO Sudip Parikh reflects on 250 years of American science: what we've built, where we've fallen short, and why this moment calls on all of us to keep writing the story: https://bit.ly/4f0MLuz
Did you know one garden can be home to more than 60 species of wild bees? This National Pollinator Month, discover the secret world of bees with AAAS Kavli Award-winning PBS Nature video “My Garden of a Thousand Bees.” Journalists can enter this year's contest at: sjawards.aaas.org/enter.
The 2027 AAAS Awards cycle is open, and we’re looking for YOUR nominations! Winners receive a monetary prize as well as a scientific spotlight at the next AAAS Annual Meeting in Chicago. 🏆 To learn more, or to submit a nomination, visit https://www.aaas.org/aaas-awards
The 2027 AAAS Awards cycle is open, and we’re looking for YOUR nominations! Winners receive a monetary prize as well as a scientific spotlight at the next AAAS Annual Meeting in Chicago. 🏆 To learn more, or to submit a nomination, visit https://www.aaas.org/aaas-awards
Congratulations to the recipients of the 2026 AAAS Mani L. Bhaumik Breakthrough of the Year Award for their role in championing the global ascendancy of renewable energy. Read more about the pioneers who have advanced renewable energy on multiple fronts over several decades: https://bit.ly/4u9AMQJ