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NIH announces several new developments, including research infrastructure for new approach methodologies, a funding policy for research animal adoption, and agency leadership. Read more in the Washington Update: buff.ly/M6MVyk8

📰 The latest issue of the Washington Update is out! Stay informed about updates from Capitol Hill, science policy news, advocacy, and news from federal agencies here: buff.ly/3r3cc1u #SciNews #SciPol #Researchers

Did you miss Jeff Kelly's presentation at Protein Aggregation? View the conference's newest, groundbreaking research in the field of protein amyloids, with high-quality, cutting-edge research—anywhere, anytime: buff.ly/mstmtpP

The best immune cell data you missed at this year's conference is here on-demand. View the newest research on mechanisms that control gene expression, differentiation, genome architecture, and function today: buff.ly/zWh3Fbk

📝 There’s an art to writing scientific abstracts.
FASEB Publications provides clear tips, real examples, and helpful checklists to elevate your writing—before readers even get to your full paper.
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🧬 Breakthroughs & Insights: Researchers discovered that the Hantaan virus disables a protective protein called PTEN—helping the infection spread. Boosting PTEN could help the body trap and destroy the virus, paving the way for new treatments.
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Introducing a brand-new conference! Join us at #PhaseTSRC to explore cutting-edge advancements in biomolecular condensate formations. With keynotes from @gladfelterlab.bsky.social alongside organizers @umassmdlab.bsky.social
and more. Submit your abstracts and save your space: buff.ly/vMRFdcO

Splicing Factor Could Be Therapeutic Target for Preeclampsia A new study in The FASEB Journal finds that a molecule called SRSF5 may drive preeclampsia, a dangerous pregnancy complication. Blocking it could one day give d

Up to 8% of pregnancies are affected by preeclampsia—a life-threatening complication with limited treatments.

New research in The FASEB Journal points to the splicing factor SRSF5 as a potential therapeutic target.

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TOMORROW: Advocacy Town Hall! Featured speaker Hon. John Culberson, Partner at Federal Science Partners and former Representative from Texas’s 7th Congressional District, will offer tips on effective advocacy for NSF & federal science agencies, even during a government shutdown. buff.ly/zKwhrvj

FASEB opposes DHS’s proposal to eliminate “duration of status” for F & J visa holders. This change would create unnecessary administrative & financial burdens on international scholars, discourage future talent from training in the U.S., & ultimately weaken the STEM workforce. 🔗 buff.ly/dllo65l

🎉 Introducing Dr. Anika Zaman! As a postdoctoral associate at SUNY Stony Brook, Dr. Zaman is passionate about ensuring evidence-based policy, strong federal research funding, and effective science communication remain national priorities. Learn more about Dr. Zaman: buff.ly/LY3IVYS

Don’t miss our Advocacy Town Hall! Featured speaker Hon. John Culberson, Partner at Federal Science Partners and former Representative from Texas’s 7th Congressional District, will offer tips on effective advocacy for NSF & federal science agencies, even during a government shutdown. buff.ly/zKwhrvj

FASEB highlights the risks associated with #NIH’s proposed limits on publishing costs, warning of negative impacts on research communication and early-career researchers. Read more in the Washington Update: buff.ly/t9K5QbB

🎉 Meet Rodney Williams, a graduate student at Johns Hopkins University! During his undergrad, he saw how structural inequities limited access to research. Now, he champions systemic changes like research workforce development, federal funding, and inclusive research career access. buff.ly/1UX4XoI

📰 #NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya announces the appointment of Jon Lorsch as Deputy Director for Extramural Research, with Erica Brown and Darren Sledjeski stepping into acting leadership roles at #NIGMS. Read more in the Washington Update: buff.ly/RcrWqvZ

🎉Meet Matthew Steinsaltz! He is a graduate student researcher at Yale University. Steinsaltz aims to gain expertise to advocate for critical policies and educate the public about the science that impacts their daily lives. He's a member @asbmb.bsky.social. Keep reading: buff.ly/GzyUUFG

FASEB Urges Congress and the President to End the Government Shutdown FASEB urges Congress and the president to reach an immediate agreement to end the government shutdown and pass a short-term CR to fund federal agencies temporarily.

As part of @faseborg.bsky.social, GSA is committed to protecting federally funded science. Labs are stalled, grant reviews halted, & science is at risk. Action is needed now. Read FASEB’s full statement: buff.ly/NjWZKoJ 🔗

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📢 The government shutdown is threatening the nation’s scientific enterprise. FASEB urges Congress and the President to immediately pass a short-term continuing resolution to reopen federal agencies while FY2026 appropriations negotiations continue. Contact Congress & the President: buff.ly/FRkRVF7

⚖️ FASEB BioAdvances study shows obesity reshapes fat tissue blood vessels: fat cells enlarge, vessels shrink & thin out, and VEGF-A signals change. These insights could help guide therapies targeting angiogenesis in obesity.

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Last call to join us at #MBNSRC. Explore the field of nuclear mechanobiology, network with your peers, and develop your career. Save your space by Monday to save $150: buff.ly/B3SCq6Y

Join us in welcoming Jocelyn Olvera!✨ She is a graduate student UC San Diego. Olvera's goal is to help shape a culture where researchers see advocacy not as an add-on, but as a meaningful part of what it means to do science. She is a member @asbmb.bsky.social. Keep reading: buff.ly/MVGWpmD

🫀 New in FASEB BioAdvances: Immune cells called macrophages behave differently inside advanced arterial plaques. Instead of “good” or “bad,” they show mixed traits—insight that could help stabilize arteries & reduce heart disease risk.

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House appropriators finalize fiscal year 2026 spending bills, including $7 billion for #NSF, and advance the Labor, Health and Human Services, Education and Related Agencies bill amid debates over funding increases. Keep reading: buff.ly/PpDCyqk

Fascinating new findings in FASEB BioAdvances:
COMMD10 knockdown promotes blood vessel formation & bone growth, acting through the Rap1 pathway. 🧬
A key step toward understanding how vascular health connects with bone repair.
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Our next Advocacy Town Hall meeting is on October 7! Hear updates from Capitol Hill, federal agencies, and science policy news. Meetings are virtual and open to the public. Reserve your spot now ➡️ buff.ly/yE0Klav

📰 The latest issue of the Washington Update is out! Stay informed about updates from Capitol Hill, science policy news, advocacy, and news from federal agencies here: buff.ly/9JzmOjo #SciNews #SciPol #Science

2026 will be the best and busiest year for FASEB yet! We're meeting funding challenges head-on with two early conferences in January, and a whole slate of 40+ conferences across 12 categories. Find the meeting that will take your research and career to the next level: buff.ly/QkQdM3B

✨Meet Zari McCullers!✨ She is a graduate research assistant at Penn State College of Medicine. McCullers plans to utilize the knowledge gained through the Howard Garrison Advocacy Fellowship to enhance her personal policy training & foster community-focused leadership. Keep reading: buff.ly/VbQZJQ0