The Science & Technology Policy Working Group monitors developments in S&T policy and promotes evidence-based policymaking. We shine a light on actions of the Trump administration and GOP congress that may harm the US scientific enterprise, technology sector, or Americans more broadly through disregard of scientific evidence. We aim to preserve research funding, defend scientific integrity and independence, promote scientific and technological progress, and empower protections of our health and environment.

Nick Anthis, Lead
Julie Stahlhut, Deputy Lead
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