The Science Policy Scoop (Week of August 10, 2026)
Focused on the most relevant agency actions and enforcement signals
Science Policy Insights in Research & Technology (SPIRIT)
SPIRIT: a one-of-a-kind newsletter that analyzes science policy, shares stories behind research compliance, and studies unfamiliar topics in regulated research.
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IRB Compliance Explorer: A New, Free Tool
You'll definitely want to bookmark this if you review or conduct human subjects research.
From Lab to Pharmacy: What Actually Happens in Phase 1, 2, and 3 Clinical Trials?
Understanding the Journey Behind Every New Medicine
The Science Policy Scoop (Week of August 3, 2026)
Focused on the most relevant agency actions and enforcement signals
When the Grant Runs Out, Who Pays for Science?
What a marmot OnlyFans account reveals about the ethics of desperate fundraising.
Inside Advocacy Behind the Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) (August 2026)
Volume 1 | Edition 3
A Four-Year Pilot Won't Outrun a Fixed-Term Visa and a Faster Rival
NSF just modernized the American PhD. DHS just made it harder to finish one here. And China just proved a doctorate can be a product, not a dissertation.
The Federal and Congressional Scoop on Research (July 2026)
Volume 1; Edition 5: Focused on the most relevant agency actions and enforcement signals
The Science Policy Scoop (Week of July 20, 2026)
Focused on the most relevant agency actions and enforcement signals
Human Research Standards Organization (HRSO) and Human Research Accreditation Canada (HRA Canada)
An interview with the CEO: Dr. Janice Parente