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Bullet FEATURED · awards · Aug 11, 2026

AIBS Diana Wall Graduate Student Publication Excellence Award

Apply today for the AIBS Diana Wall Graduate Student Publication Award. This annual award is granted to a graduate student (master’s or PhD candidate) who has served as the lead author of a peer-reviewed article published in BioScience during the preceding calendar year.
Bullet policy, statements · Nov 09, 2026

AIBS Joins Letter Urging Congress to Reauthorize Key Natural Hazards Programs

AIBS joined 25 other organizations in urging congressional leaders to pass five bipartisan bills to reauthorize federal programs that support weather forecasting, earthquake preparedness, landslide monitoring, volcano monitoring, and tsunami warning systems before the end of the 119th Congress.
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Bullet awards, policy · Oct 16, 2026

Call for Application: 2027 Emerging Public Policy Leadership Award

AIBS is now accepting applications for the 2027 Emerging Public Policy Leadership Award, which recognizes graduate students in the biological sciences who are demonstrating an interest and aptitude for working at the intersection of science and policy.
Bullet policy, statements · Sep 22, 2026

AIBS Urges NIH to Keep Reporting Peer Review Scores

AIBS has submitted comments to the National Institutes of Health opposing a proposal to stop reporting the numerical scores that peer review panels assign to grant applications.