APS Science Policy Dr. Zumbaugh and I doing what we do best: advocating for Science in Long Beach at #APS2024

If you’ve been inspired by the discussions of advocacy at #APS2024, use this link to send a message to Congress in support of strong research funding for #NIH, #NSF, #VA and #NASA in FY 2025. buff.ly/3xlHQSO

#APS2024 attendees: Do you want to learn how to advocate for science? We're going to be "Introducing the APS Online #Advocacy Course" today (Sat., 4/6) at 11:15 a.m. in the PhysioHub. Learn more: ow.ly/Wbz350R6S5l #SciPol CC: APS Science Policy

Good morning #APS2024 attendees! American Physiological Society is about to launch a new online course to help scientists become effective advocates for research. Join us at the Exploration Stage in the PhysioHub at 11:15 AM to hear about what you can expect to learn. buff.ly/3TKBHHa

It’s your last chance to come tell us why YOU are an advocate for science at #APS2024. Stop by the Advocacy Station in the APS Homebase on your way to the Closing Session.

An important "win" for APS Science Policy and advocacy on behalf of physiologists was the continued inclusion of "Physiology" as a branch at @NIGMS. Take the new online course in science advocacy if interested in being an science advocate.physiology.org/career/advocac… #APS2024 American Physiological Society

Interested in policy or advocacy? Consider applying for the American Physiological Society Science Policy or Animal Care Committees. If you have questions about the work of the committees, send us a message at [email protected]

Register for the Congressional Life Science Fair! This is a perfect opportunity to connect with members of Congress and leaders in the healthcare community to discuss how scientific progress advances public health. CLS 🔗: bit.ly/3RbtZpe

In the current issue of #TPhysMag, APS member LauraMcCabe shares thoughts on "Embracing the Journey of a Science Career": ow.ly/nWgf50RvVcL #ProfDev

Newest blog post for MUSC Grad Studies speaks blog! gradstudies.musc.edu/about/blog/202…. I discuss the importance of animal models in biomedical research and the ins and outs of these animal models. Give it a read!

Great to meet with staff of Rep. Debbie Dingell to discuss funding for research at NIH U.S. National Science Foundation and DeptVetAffairs as well as proposed NIH reform. Thank you for your support of science research and training the next generation of scientists. APS Science Policy #HillDayAPS

Thanks Sen. Debbie Stabenow for championing support for biomedical research and support for research on women's health at NIH, U.S. National Science Foundation and Veterans Affairs. We appreciate all you have done in your long career as a senator supporting biomedical research APS Science Policy #HillDayAPS

If you are interested in amplifying the message of #HillDayAPS to encourage investment in biomedical research, check out the advocacy resources at American Physiological Society APS Science Policy including ways to contact your representative or senator. physiology.org/career/advocacy

.American Physiological Society is on Capitol Hill today talking about funding for research NIH and U.S. National Science Foundation. Thanks to the Texas and Kansas delegations for their support of physiology. #HillDayAPS

We thank American Physiological Society, UC San Francisco, and Exelixis for their contributions as Bronze Supporters of the Rally for the Medical Research (September 18-19). bit.ly/4d4KDPk #RallyMedRes

.American Physiological Society is a proud supporter of the #RallyMedRes. We have members and staff on Capitol Hill today rallying for physiology research and you can add your voice from home by sending your own messages to Congress. bit.ly/4ermlQI

.American Physiological Society CSO Dennis Brown was on Capitol Hill today rallying for NIH and physiology research. #RallyMedRes

Today (Monday, 12/2) is the LAST DAY to submit your #APS2025 abstract. Late-breaking submissions open in January but can only be scheduled for posters, not talks, so don't wait! Learn more: ow.ly/f9ng50U5xqe

The Golden Goose Award honors federally funded researchers whose work may sound silly, odd, or obscure but has had a major positive impact on society. Nominations for the 2025 awards are open through 12/13. Learn more: ow.ly/zLPe50UbiQm #SciComm

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