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August 2011 - Thanks, but we need moreASBMB Office of Public Affairs Director, Ben Corb, discusses the recent work-force report by the NIH working group.
July 2012 - Become a science advocateHave you signed up to meet with your U.S. representative or senator?
June 2012 - 100 Meeting ChallengeIt all starts with YOU!
May 2012 - Underrepresented minorities in researchASBMB addresses the issue of diversity in the biomedical research work force
April 2012 - Hill Day 2012

ASBMB members meet with Congress to advocate for basic research funding 

March 2012 - Obama’s FY13 budget: a mixed bag for biomedical researchWhat does flat funding for NIH in FY13 really mean for researchers?
February 2012 - The value of basic research shouldn’t be lost in translationWe have to tell the story of the symbiotic relationship between fundamental and applied science
January 2012 - 2012 through our crystal ball

A new year represents new goals for the Office of Public Affairs. 

December 2011 - The public affairs staff's holiday wish list"Yes Virginia, there is hope in Washington."
November 2011 - Advocacy resources at your fingertipsThe new ASBMB Advocacy wesbite helps members get involved in science policy.
October 2011 - San Diego: a jewel for biomedical innovationFederal funding at academic institutions supports local industry development.
September 2011- Here we go againASBMB urges members to stand up to attacks on science.
August 2011- Bringing it all back homeSpend some time with your member of Congress this summer.
July 2011- The not-so-invisible handPlans to expand a government program to help small businesses cash in on scientific discoveries are delayed by contentious legislative language.
June 2011- Alternative energy nation?Congress is considering legislation to promote and develop laboratory-based biofuel production.
May 2011- Fixing a holeImproving the U.S. patent system.