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Science in America was already great; research now at risk - The Iola Register

Summary by Iola Register

I clearly have many reasons to be concerned about the recent threats to scientific funding, but I hope to convey that these decisions will impact all American communities, including Iola. I was born and raised in Iola and remember first learning about science at Lincoln Elementary. I also learned about food and animal sciences through my local 4-H club, but never really thought that I could “be a scientist” one day. I went on to learn about ps…

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Iola Register

Science in America was already great; research now at risk - The Iola Register

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AAHMS - Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences

Investment in health welcomed, but evidence-based care at risk without greater investment in health and medical research

The Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences welcomes the Australian Government’s investments in health and aged care in the 2025-26 Budget, includ ...

11 days ago

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labonline.com.au

Does the 2025–26 Budget do enough for science?

AAMRI has described the 2025–26 federal Budget as "very disappointing" for the health and medical research sector, while STA has been a bit more positive.

12 days ago

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Science in Vancouver

UBC Medicine Researchers Sarah Hedtrich and Arun John Peter Among New Canada Research Chairs - Science in Vancouver

The Canada Research Chairs Program enables Canadian universities to achieve the highest levels of research excellence and become world-class research centres. By advancing cutting-edge research, chairholders are improving the health and well-being of Canadians, strengthening Canada’s international competitiveness, and training the next generation of talent through student supervision, teaching and the coordination of other researchers’ work. The…

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InnovationAus

Science and medical research gets a $300 million boost

National science institutions, a telescope program, and a handful of biosecurity and medical research projects enjoyed a boost in Jim Chalmers’ fourth Budget, which lacked a significant response to wider R&D challenges. Tuesday’s Budget includes $150 million for cancer research and clinical trials, surprise boosts worth $55 million for an embattled CSIRO, and a capital works investment for some of the most precise measurement and testing facilit…

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