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APS Advocates for Behavioral Science in New EU Health Emergency Initiative
In recent letter, APS commends the European Union on a new health preparedness initiative and encourages the integration of the behavioral and social sciences, including psychological science, as the initiative’s work develops. More
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APS Calls on White House, NIH to Integrate Behavioral Science into New Health Agency
In a letter to the White House and NIH, APS and other groups have called for the behavioral sciences to be integrated into the plans for a new health-focused agency on the horizon. More
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Inside Grants: European Research Council Consolidator Grant
Iris-Tatjana Kolassa, a professor of clinical and biological psychology at Ulm University, shares her insights on this prestigious grant. More
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NIH High-Risk, High-Reward Funding for “Outside-the-Box” Ideas
The NIH Common Fund has active funding opportunities for the High-Risk, High-Reward Research program. These funding opportunities seek outside-the-box research ideas that if successful would have a large impact in an area of research relevant to the broad mission of NIH. More
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New NSF GRFP Solicitation Anticipates More Fellowships for Early-Career Scientists
In a wonderful development for student scientists, the just-issued program solicitation for the GRFP indicates that NSF intends to increase the number of awards award in the upcoming cycle. More
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U.S. House Appropriations Report Shows Behavioral Science is a Congressional Priority
Several policy priorities recommended by APS have been included in both the Labor-HHS and in the CJS reports. More