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APS Provides Recommendations to NIH Initiative Combatting Structural Racism
The initiative, called UNITE, aims to understand and address racism in the broader scientific community and more specifically in NIH-supported work. APS’s comments, informed by psychological science, echo the value of improving inclusivity and diversity in science. More
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Breaking News: NIH Extends Flexibilities for Registration and Reporting of Research Results
A set of policies that would affect NIH-funded basic experimental studies with humans, opposed by APS, has been delayed another two years. More
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Inside Grants: UK Economic and Social Research Council Research Grant
Jennifer Culbertson conducting fieldwork in Kenya with project collaborators David Adger and Patrick Kanampiu. Photo courtesy of Jennifer Culbertson [More]
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APS Provides Recommendations to NSF
NSF has recently asked the scientific community to comment on (1) its strategic planning process for the 2022-2026 period, and (2) how it can expand its efforts to guide internal evidence-building and program evaluation processes. More
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APS Members Named to NASEM Committee Examining Behavioral Ontologies
APS members and other psychological scientists have been named to oversee a new National Academy of Sciences project taking shape. This month, NASEM has named a slate of 16 individuals who will serve on the committee overseeing the study; eminent psychological scientists will be featured on the panel. More
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European Parliament Approves Seven-Year EU Budget
After much deliberation, the European Parliament has approved a seven-year European Union (EU) budget that will provide funds for 2021-2027. More