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ASBMB releases DEAI statement
"The society will uphold these core values of DEAI across all departments and committees — and support its members in their DEAI efforts at their respective institutions and out in the world," it says.
ASBMB endorses LGBTQ Data Inclusion Act
Legislation would require collection of volunteered information about sexual orientation and gender identity in federal surveys.
ASBMB recommends boost to NIH base budget
In testimony, the society also made the case for NIGMS funds and sustaining the COBRE and INBRE programs.
LGBT+ scientists face location limitations
“I feel like I do not have the freedom to choose where I go,” one scientist said. “To choose where I go, I would have to leave academic research.”
ARPA-H threatens the biomedical innovation pipeline
Congress must find a way to fund the new agency without crippling the NIH and the curiosity-driven research it supports.
FASEB and NIH partner on DataWorks! Prize
Contest highlights power of data sharing and reuse and rewards innovators.
The CHIPS and Science Act becomes law
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Meet the 2022 ASBMB Advocacy Training Program delegates
The fourth cohort of the ASBMB ATP will learn how to advocate for science policy this summer.
Recap: 2022 ASBMB Capitol Hill Day
Twenty-six participants in 19 states connected with officials and staffers in 59 meetings to advocate for science funding and support.
I took the NIH implicit bias training
"As important as it is to raise awareness of implicit biases, the truth is that NIH needs to deal with explicit biases."
NIH data-sharing requirements: a big step toward more open science
The director of the Rochester Institute of Technology’s Open Programs Office weighs in.
A scientist on Capitol Hill
Anita Burgos shares with our careers columnist what it's like to be a science policy adviser.
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.
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