AIBS joined other members of Friends of NOAA in a letter to lawmakers urging passage of full FY 2026 appropriations and funding for NOAA at no less than $6.1 billion, as proposed in the Senate bill.

AIBS joined 44 other scientific societies and organizations in urging Congress to fund NSF at the highest level possible in FY 2026 appropriations and direct sustained funding for the STEM EDU Directorate.

AIBS and SURA are jointly offering a paid AIBS & SURA Public Policy Fellowship in the spring-summer of 2026 for current and recent graduate students in the life sciences or a closely related field.

The latest Public Policy Report has been released. Government Shutdown Ends, Trump Nominates Steve Pearce to Lead BLM, Federal Hiring Freeze Extended, USFWS Halts Work on Gray Wolf Recovery Plan, and other news.

AIBS joined 57 other organizations in a letter urging congressional appropriators to provide the National Science Foundation with the highest possible funding level in fiscal year 2026 and to support sustained investment in the Social, Behavioral, and Economic Sciences Directorate.

The latest Public Policy Report has been released. Government shutdown drags on , EPA launches sweeping reorganization , Interior Department’s layoff plans, and other news.

The latest Public Policy Report has been released. Mass federal layoffs deepen shutdown standoff, Trump Order extends tight control over federal hiring, Nobel Prizes highlight the power of immigration and public investment in science, and other news.

AIBS joined over 250 organizations in signing a community letter urging congressional appropriators to support the Joint Associations Group on Indirect Costs and its work to create a more transparent system for funding essential research expenses.

The latest Public Policy Report has been released. Government shutdown puts U.S. science at risk, changes to NSF graduate research fellowship leave students reeling, and other news.

Coalition urges DHS to withdraw its proposal to replace “Duration of Status” for F-1 and J-1 visa holders with fixed terms and extensions, warning it would deter international talent, strain agency capacity, and impose major economic costs.