US Election Results Usher in Period of Uncertainty for Science
AAI Public Affairs provide their analysis of the incoming US Government and what it could mean for science.
AAI Public Affairs provide their analysis of the incoming US Government and what it could mean for science.
Every year since the inauguration of the AAI Public Policy Fellowship Program (PPFP) in 2012, early-career immunologists with an interest in shaping science policy have been welcomed to Washington, DC, by Hugh Auchincloss, M.D, (AAI ’83, DFAAI).
The AAI Public Policy Fellowship Program (PPFP) provides early-career researchers with the opportunity to learn about and participate in the public policy and legislative activities of AAI. Ahead of applications for 2025-26 Fellows opening, we spoke to previous Fellow, Dr Emma Hornick from the Department of Microbiology and Immunology at the University of Iowa, about her experience.