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ASBMB comments on fairness in grant applications and peer review
In letter to NIH Center for Scientific Review, society recommends changes to reduce bias in study sections and programs for young scientists.
What does Biden’s budget mean for science?
The president has requested more R&D funding, but even that’s not enough. Congress needs to invest in NIH, in particular, where spending power continues to decline and threatens U.S. innovation and standing.
Report aims to help evaluate critical LGBTQ+ health data collection
The report provides the NIH with guidance for gathering data on gender and sexuality, key to understanding disparities across marginalized populations
ASBMB asks lawmakers to support science in U.S. competition bill
Society calls for swift passage of certain provisions.
Inside the tactical tug of war over the controversial Alzheimer’s drug
The drug, Aduhelm, with a listed price tag of $28,200 a year, has had few takers in the medical world.
ASBMB calls for NIGMS to expand programs
Updates at advisory council meeting reveal significant progress, warranting further amplification.
FASEB and NIH partner on DataWorks! Prize
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ASBMB supports Pell Grant flexibility bill
Legislation would allow students with disabilities to reduce course load without losing funds.
Society news briefs: February 2022
Find out everything that’s been going on at the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.
ASBMB weighs in on the PREVENT Pandemics Act
Society offers three recommendations for legislation aiming to improve U.S. preparedness.
ASBMB calls for changes to NIH fellowship review
The Center for Scientific Review asked how it can improve the NRSA fellowship process.
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