It’s #blog post day!
SNAP members Brendon Davis (@bdavisbio.bsky.social) & Becca Blyn talk about the 🧪🔬 science programs 🔭🛰️ most impacted by the rollercoaster 🎢 of #FederalFunding in 2026, and wonder what awaits us in 2027. 🤔
Give it a read on Medium: medium.com/science-poli...
We especially want to thank all of the other SNAPpers and ASAPers who made this possible @erinmorrow.bsky.social @bdavisbio.bsky.social @mjarnett.bsky.social @ashyeneng.bsky.social @jpflores.rbind.io @alexlando.bsky.social @hannaherf.bsky.social @kassstem.com @jonj-udd.bsky.social
Excellent presentation by @snapcoalition.bsky.social member @bdavisbio.bsky.social discussing how "Delayed lagging strand synthesis drives asymmetric histone incorporation" at #AAASmtg
#AAAS2026
Read about what the Scientist Network for Advancing Policy has been up to and how we support early-career scientists in policy advocacy and community engagement efforts!
Excellent piece in #JSPG by #SNAP member
@bdavisbio.bsky.social and other grad students at @jhu.edu, "International STEM Graduate Students: A Key to Strengthening the American Economy and Building Competitiveness"
#SciPol #SciencePolicy #GradWorkers
www.sciencepolicyjournal.org/article_1038...
Of course! I love the Inland Empire representation!
While unfortunate that this messaging is necessary, it is nevertheless exciting to connect with Spokane and advocate on behalf of science. Amazing working with my colleagues at @snapcoalition.bsky.social organizing the McClintock Letters, aided by collaborators at @sciencehomecoming.bsky.social
Consider participating in the McClintock Letters to help increase opportunities for public awareness of the impactful research being done across the United States. #McClintockLetters #science @cornellasap.bsky.social blogs.cornell.edu/asap/events-...