
Science policy news weekly roundup: June 26, 2015
The roundup is formatted with the title of the story, followed by the news source in parentheses and a brief summary. If you find a particularly interesting article, please send it to smartin@asbmb.org for inclusion in next week’s roundup.
Congress prioritizes NIH funding: this week both the U.S. House and Senate advanced bills that would appropriate more money to the National Institute of Health.
Congress pursues major funding boost to NIH (Washington Examiner)
Boost NIH funding (The Hill)
House Appropriations Bill
House appropriations bill moves forward (ASBMB Policy Blotter)
Senate Appropriations Bill
Senate funding bill: NIH prioritized (ASBMB Policy Blotter)
Senate panel approves $2 billion raise for NIH in 2016 (Science Insider)
Senate GOP advances bill targeting ObamaCare (The Hill) LHHS bill delivers more funding to the NIH, but programs which support and administer the Affordable Care Act are cut or lose funding.
Additional Articles of Interest:
Research reproducibility rises to the top (ASBMB Policy Blotter)
Journal Science Releases Guidelines for Publishing Scientific Studies (The New York Times)
ASBMB advocates in the news
Marshall Ph.D. candidate meets with members of Congress (The Parthenon)