The American Public Health Association every April recognizes the tireless work of public health professionals across the U.S. and the countless contributions of public health research during National Public Health […]
More: National Public Health Week: Public Health Research in ActionSuicide prevention researcher Dr. Philip Baiden, Associate Professor at the University of Texas at Arlington’s School of Social Work, joined us for an important alliance discussion on suicide prevention, moderated […]
More: Alliance Discussion with Dr. Phillip Baiden: Addressing Adverse Childhood Experiences in Youth Suicide PreventionFrom the public sector to the private sector to philanthropy, the unique ecosystem of research and discovery in the United States has shepherded countless advances in science and medicine for […]
More: Alliance Discussion with Bob Conn, PhD: The History of Science Policy and Philanthropy’s Role in Research in the United StatesIt has been just over one year since the launch of BD2: Breakthrough Discoveries for Thriving with Bipolar Disorder. BD2 is a philanthropically driven nonprofit initiative that seeks to develop […]
More: Alliance Discussion with Dr. Cara Altimus, Dr. Daniel Pham, and Dr. Emily Baxi: BD2 is Redefining the Research Ecosystem for Bipolar DisorderNorman Augustine, a leader in the decades long effort to elevate the priority of science and technology in our nation, joined us recently for an alliance discussion. The Honorable Bart […]
More: Alliance Discussion with Norman R. Augustine: Insights into the R&D Advocacy Arena from Retired Chairman & CEO, Lockheed Martin Corp.Lorsch, PhD, director of the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS) at NIH provided an update on the Institute’s role in bringing about more sustainable and inclusive career paths for early career researchers across
More: Alliance Discussion with Jon Lorsch: NIGMS’s Strategic Investment in Early Career Researchers that is Driving Biomedical ProgressDr. Gary Gibbons, Director of the NIH National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, discusses sickle cell disease (SCD), efforts that prompted SCD progress in the U.S. and globally, and the latest advances in therapeutics, potential
More: Alliance Discussion with Gary Gibbons, MD: Hope in The Fight Against Sickle Cell DiseaseElena Suglia, PhD candidate at the University of California-Davis shares her experience writing for an NIH RFI and gives advice for others interested in getting involved in federal policy.
More: Graduate Students Advocate for Better Science Policy through RFI CommentBeing in the middle of a global pandemic feels unsettling and frightening. Part of that fear is rooted in the unknown, because we still have many unanswered questions: fundamental information researchers don’t know about the
More: To address COVID-19 and future pandemics, we must answer fundamental questionsJust three months remain in the current fiscal year, and lawmakers in the House have made significant progress in moving 10 of 12 appropriations bills across the floor.
More: Research Funding Hinges on Deal to #RaiseTheCaps
