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Congratulations to Jon Cohen, Martin Enserink, and Kai Kupferschmidt, who were named finalists for the 2025 @NIHCMfoundation’s Trade Journalism Award. 🏆 Check out the nominated stories here: bit.ly/3FaEMx6 #NIHCMAwardsJournalism

Congratulations to @martinenserink, @sciencecohen, and @cpiller who were named finalists for the 2024 @NIHCMfoundation’s Trade Journalism Award. bit.ly/TradeJn 🏆#NIHCMAwardsJournalism Here's a look at the stories nominated. (THREAD) 🧵

Congratulations to @cpiller, winner of the 2024 @NIHCMfoundation’s Trade Journalism Award. bit.ly/NIHCMAW24 🏆 Check out the winning stories below ⬇️ #NIHCMAwardsJournalism

How can you help ensure your research reaches beyond the lab? Hear from editors of @ScienceMagazine at the 2026 AAAS Annual Meeting on communicating research effectively in a rapidly changing world. Register now 🔗 meetings.aaas.org

The steep reductions proposed by the U.S. administration for federal R&D funding for FY26 did not happen thanks to bipartisan champions in Congress. Many organizations, including @AAAS, emphasized how detrimental it would be to our nation to gut this funding. (1/3)

Read the full report from @AlessZimm, project director of the AAAS R&D Budget and Policy Program: aaas.org/news/fy-2026-r…

With FY26 federal appropriations bills now signed into law, the R&D funding outlook is brighter than initially feared. Compared to the drastic cuts that were proposed in the spring, the bills show some increases, flat funding, or relatively small reductions for R&D.

Chart the course for your scientific journey at the 2026 AAAS Annual Meeting! Build your network, sharpen your skills, and explore new funding opportunities. Let’s navigate the future of science together. Register now 🔗 meetings.aaas.org

@AlainaGLevine @ScienceCareers @ScienceMagazine We're looking forward to having you! See you in Phoenix 🌵

I’m soooooo excited to be speaking @aaas for @ScienceCareers @ScienceMagazine about how to create #yourunicorncareer in #stem - even in uncertain times!! Join us at the AAAS annual meeting in Phoenix!! #careercoach #keynotespeaker #sciencecareers

AAAS Members: today is the last day to vote in the Annual Election. This year’s slate of candidates are expert scientists and engineers who support our share mission to advance science and serve society. aaas.org/page/aaas-annu…

At the 2026 AAAS Annual Meeting, explore sessions on AI’s impact on society, breakthroughs transforming human health, and how climate change is reshaping migration. Join us in Phoenix Feb 12–14 🔗 meetings.aaas.org

How do scientists make their work reach beyond the lab? Hear from editors of @ScienceMagazine at the 2026 AAAS Annual Meeting on communicating research effectively in a rapidly changing world. Register now 🔗 meetings.aaas.org

Each year, AAAS Members exercise their right to select leaders for our organization, helping to build accountability and community among our members. Members, vote now through February 2 on a full roster of expert scientists and engineers: aaas.org/election

There is still a chance for you to apply to the 2026 AAAS-TWAS Course on science diplomacy! The deadline for applications has been extended to February 4, 2026. Pairs of early career scientists and decision makers can find more information and apply here: bit.ly/4k5TJk0

Chart the course for your scientific journey at the 2026 AAAS Annual Meeting! Build your network, sharpen your skills, and explore new funding opportunities. Let’s navigate the future of science together. Register now 🔗 meetings.aaas.org

Are you joining us for the 2026 AAAS Annual Meeting? Featuring sessions on AI, space exploration, and public trust in science, the global science community will gather in Phoenix, AZ (Feb. 12–14) to tackle science’s most pressing issues. Register now 🔗 meetings.aaas.org

⚛️ The U.S. “has been investing in science for 80 years, and could tear a lot of that down with the stroke of one signature,” the CEO of @aaas told SciFri a year ago. Here’s what's happening with federal funding for science now. buff.ly/Xk9QU5x

At the end of a difficult year for science, Katy Hinman, director of DoSER at AAAS, reflects on what it is about the scientific community that brings her joy. bit.ly/3MRwvlj

Are you ready to try something new and work in #SciComm? Apply now to be a part of the next cohort of AAAS #MassMediaFellows! Spend the summer using your STEMM background as a journalist writing the news. English and Spanish language placements available. bit.ly/4ac0RIS

Are you a #STEMM student interested in science policy? Attend the 2026 CASE Workshop, an in-person #SciPol bootcamp in Washington, DC, from April 12-15, 2026. #MakingOurCASE bit.ly/48MkTs7