Science Policy in 2017

The Scientist’s coverage of key science agencies, the early days of the Trump administration, and the March for Science

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On April 22, 2017, scientists and supporters from across the globe will take part in the March for Science. Click on a TS logo to read about specific marches and their organizers, or click on a red dot for basic information.

Protesters at the Women’s March in Washington, DC, January 21, 2017JEF AKST

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March for Science Gains Support from Scientific Societies By Diana Kwon | February 27, 2017

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Should Scientists Engage in Activism? by Adam Marcus and Ivan Oransky | February 7, 2017

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