Ready to expand your impact beyond the lab? The FASEB Howard Garrison Advocacy Fellowship prepares early-career scientists to become effective advocates, connect with policymakers, and gain valuable experience in science policy. Participation is limited to current members of FASEB Full member societies. hubs.ly/Q04nfKs30

🔬 Progress in science and medicine depends on rigorous, expert merit review. Make your voice heard! Use FASEB’s advocacy tool to create a personalized letter and send it directly to your members of Congress. ➡️ Take action: hubs.ly/Q04yk8qY0

Scientific progress takes time. Federal research depends on merit-based peer review & stable, multiyear awards to support researchers, students, facilities & partnerships. Cuts and new uncertainty put future discoveries at risk. #NSFfunded

For 75+ years, @NSF has turned basic research into discoveries and industries that drive America’s economy—from the internet and smartphones to CRISPR, medical imaging & disaster resilience. Let’s grow NSF and American innovation. Learn more about CNSF's Advocacy Day: hubs.ly/Q04y9LW60

🎉 It’s #NPAW2026! FASEB is celebrating National Postdoc Appreciation Week, and the postdoctoral scholars whose contributions help advance research and discovery. This year’s theme celebrates 150 years of the U.S. postdoc position! Explore NPA’s events and join the celebration: hubs.ly/Q04y9Qwd0

Scientific & medical breakthroughs start with bold questions. 🔬 Decisions about merit should be informed by experts who understand the science—not political influence. Make your voice heard. Create and send a personalized letter to Congress with FASEB ➡️ hubs.ly/Q04y54Ph0

📢 Medical research drives hope—and progress! Research funded by NIH is the cornerstone of new advances against the toughest diseases we face, and it fuels jobs and economic growth across the United States. Tell Congress to make medical research a top priority: hubs.ly/Q04xJ3wp0

Research means hope! Join the 14th Annual #RallyMedRes on September 17 from anywhere in the U.S. by participating in the National Day of Action! Learn more: hubs.ly/Q04xGZzg0

What do recent & proposed U.S. immigration policy changes mean for international students & researchers? Join us TODAY for our Advocacy Town Hall with Diane Rish of the International Student Resource Center for updates on D/S, OPT, the proposed H-1B fee & more. Register: hubs.ly/Q04xtKsY0

💡 Thinking about applying to FASEB LEAD? Learn more before you apply! Join a virtual information session on September 16 at 4:30 pm ET to learn how this bidirectional mentoring program works—including eligibility, the application process, program expectations, and the matching process. bit.ly/4A5sCNI

📰 What’s new in science policy this week? The latest Washington Update is out with key news from Capitol Hill, federal agencies, and current advocacy efforts shaping the research landscape. Read the full issue: bit.ly/4qZdxco

💡 Are you interested in FASEB LEAD? Join a virtual information session on September 16 at 4:30 pm ET to learn how this bidirectional mentoring program works—including eligibility, the application process, program expectations, and participant matching. Register now: bit.ly/3SrpCdz

What do recent & proposed U.S. immigration policy changes mean for international students & researchers? Join FASEB’s September 15 Advocacy Town Hall with Diane Rish of the International Student Resource Center for updates on D/S, OPT, the proposed H-1B fee & more. Register: bit.ly/4iIkpIL

Interested in FASEB LEAD? Join a virtual information session on September 3 at noon ET to learn how this bidirectional mentoring program works—including eligibility, the application process, program expectations, and participant matching. Register here: bit.ly/4ygh8oN

📢 Last day to apply! FASEB’s Howard Garrison Advocacy Fellowship provides the training, tools, and experience to strengthen your advocacy and science communication skills, connect with science policy experts, and influence policy. Apply today to join the next generation of scientific leaders! hubs.ly/Q04vKwCB0

📰 What’s new in science policy this week? The latest Washington Update is out with key news from Capitol Hill, federal agencies, and current advocacy efforts shaping the research landscape. Read the full issue: hubs.ly/Q04vzC9Z0

📢 What could NSF’s proposed changes to grant policies mean for researchers? Join FASEB’s upcoming Advocacy Town Hall on September 1 with Miriam Quintal of Lewis-Burke Associates to learn about the proposed overhaul of the PAPPG and new NSF Guidance on Financial Assistance (GFA). hubs.ly/Q04vB1xs0

FASEB submits comments on the NSF’s Draft Guidance on Financial Assistance (GFA), which will replace the Proposal and Award Policies and Procedures Guide (PAPPG). FASEB’s comments offer seven key recommendations. Read them here ➡️ hubs.ly/Q04v46yz0