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Upcoming Workshop on HIV-associated Comorbidities, Co-infections, and Complications
Psychological scientists interested in learning more about the state of the science on HIV, identifying research gaps, and recommending future integrative research priorities may be interested in attending an upcoming workshop hosted by the National Institutes of Health. More
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Upcoming Webinars on NSF Education Research Funding Opportunities
The National Science Foundation Directorate for Education and Human Resources is offering a set of four webinars providing further information on recent calls for research proposals that address areas of special interest to EHR. These areas span a range of topics of potential interest to psychological scientists who work in the area of education. More
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NIH Offers Transition to Aging Research Award for Graduate Students
If you are in your third or fourth year of your PhD program, and you are interested in gaining skills in aging and geriatric research and transitioning into that research area following graduate school, you may be interested in the Transition to Aging Research Award for Predoctoral Students, offered by the National Institute on Aging. More
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Grad Students & Early Career Scientists: Apply for NAS Science Policy Fellowship by Sept. 6
If you’re a graduate student or early-career researcher, and you’re interested in learning about science policy in Washington, DC, apply for the Christine Mirzayan Science & Technology Policy Graduate Fellowship Program, offered by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. More
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NIH Delays Some Clinical Trials Requirements Imposed Earlier on Basic Behavioral Research
The National Institutes of Health is delaying for two years some of the clinical trials requirements it earlier attempted to impose on basic research. More
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New Report Illustrates Impact of Evidence on Policy
A new report titled “Evidence Works: Cases Where Evidence Meaningfully Informed Policy” presents 20 case studies describing instances in which evidence was used for government policymaking at the federal, state and local levels, and where policymaking processes were designed to incorporate evidence. More