I just returned from the One Mind for Research conference recently held in Boston. The conference was co-chaired by former Congressman Patr...

Last week, I attended the annual Science and Technology Policy forum convened by the American Association for the Advancement of Science . ...

When I first started at Research!America, there was one date I didn't stop hearing about, a fateful Tuesday in March. Each year, our org...

It's a big day for Research!America: our annual meeting, National Health Research Forum, and Advocacy Awards dinner are all on the agend...

The annual American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) meeting was recently held in downtown Washington, DC. The meeting is ...

This Tuneage Tuesday, we want to share two upcoming opportunities for  learning more about science communication. For anyone with an Inter...

How will the elections impact investment in health research? What can the advocacy community expect from the 112th Congress? What strategie...

Dr. Lieberman, a brilliant early-career investigator, shared her story at the Congressional briefing we co-hosted with ACS, "Investing ...

Yesterday, Research!America and the American Chemical Society co-hosted a congressional briefing that is right up our alley: Investing in O...

If you're in the DC area, you're strongly encouraged to join some of your fellow New Voices on Capitol Hill next Thursday to discuss...

I am going to remain in my comfort zone for my very first New Voices blog post. I figure my background in cancer research qualifies me to d...

You're invited to join New Voices for Research at a happy hour next Tuesday from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Laughing Man Tavern in Washing...

Scientists are not typically masters of communicating the importance of their work to those outside their field. Normal procedure is to qu...

Yesterday , we started sharing some of the themes captured by your New Voices bloggers at the AAAS Science & Technology Policy Forum . T...

Looking at me using physics to life up a car at COSI , you'd never know I was born with a congenital birth defect. My right kidney had...

A week or so ago, we invited New Voices to attend Research!America's 2010 National Forum, Invest in Tomorrow. Invest in Research. It wa...

Comic credit: Savage Chickens Did you know that the earliest documented use of an approximation of pi was by the Egyptians and Babylonians ...

Today's guest post is by a 2009 New Voices regular, Jacqueline Maffucci. If there's one thing I’ve learned since I’ve moved to Washi...

For those in the DC area, this a great opportunity to hear about policy. Research!America's 2010 National Forum will be the seventh annu...

Tomorrow night at 9 p.m. Eastern, President Barack Obama is going to give a State of the Union address. I’m not going to speculate on the co...