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Individual researchers and university leaders needto make the case for science to their elected representatives and to the public at large.
Scientists must resist this push. We owe this to society—to one another—because the people around us created the environment in which we were able to become scientists.
The first weeks of the second Trump administration have brought unprecedented shock and awe to science. In response, the leaders of the scientific community must cease their hand-wringing and align behind two strong a...
Here we consider the role (s) of scientists in responding to those challenges and engaging with policy given that when a scientist moves into political advocacy, reflecting their values and preferences, their objectiv...
There is a critical needto develop best practices to collect relevant data; work together with affected communities; establish interdisciplinary teams; coordinate scientists, engineers, crisis managers, and decision-m...
27 August 2024 Scientists, your local communities need you. It's time to step up Researchers and engineers have the skills, and often the desire, to get involved with local policymaking efforts.
Removing the climate science chapter advances neither science nor the law. It only deprives judges of a resource needed to do their jobs.
Scientific organizations needto figure out how to protect their members, and by extension, their fields of research. And scientistsneedto think about how they, individually, can act to share their research while defen...
Americans' trust in scientists is slightly higher than it was last year, but remains lower than before the COVID-19 pandemic.
The world is continuously being transformed by science and technology (S&T), but to deliver equitable benefits to the public, scientists must be embedded in influential sectors of society—policy, diplomacy, journalism...
