Taking It to the Streets: On the Scene for the March for Science
April 22 March for Science Preview: Q&A with Joanna Spencer-Segal
ENDO 2017 Preview: Taking Aim – Preparing Your Specific Aims Critique
The “Specific Aims” is one of the most important and challenging portions of a National Institutes of Health grant application. Fortunately, a new session at ENDO 2017 will provide personal feedback and will grant writers with senior reviewers for one-on-one input. A new offering at ENDO 2017 promises to be a highlight for many in-training...
On Thursday, December 1, Janine Austin Clayton, MD, director of the NIH Office of Research on Women’s Health (ORWH) and associate director of Women’s Health Research at the NIH visited the Endocrine Society for a meeting with Endocrine Society member and associate director of the Center for Women’s Health Research at the University of Colorado...
Endocrine Society Takes to Capitol Hill on NIH Funding, EDCs
With the presidential election on the horizon and NIH funding hanging in the balance, the Endocrine Society’s members have been especially active on Capitol Hill this fall. In September, the Society held a widely attended briefing on Capitol Hill about the public health impacts of endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs), attended a hearing on an important piece...
Congress was able to agree to and pass a temporary funding bill before October 1 that will avert a federal government shut-down, keep the government running until December 9, and allow representatives and senators to go to their home districts and states to run for re-election. However, Congress faces a very difficult “lame duck” session...