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Numerous research grants are facing termination across a range of disciplines and from an array of federal agencies.

This affects research happening at С»ÆÊé Boulder and at universities across the country. Graduate students are often on the front lines of these proposed or real cuts.

Here are some things you should know:

• С»ÆÊé Boulder offers a range of resources for on these important topics related to research funding, through media interviews or opinion pieces. С»ÆÊé Boulder affiliates need their IdentiKey to log in.
• С»ÆÊé Boulder is actively engaged around these issues and advocating for continued support to the vital, life-changing research happening here. Learn more and sent to key elected officials.
• You could write for your hometown newspaper to relay the importance of research funding and the work that you do. Here is from a graduate student at the Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP).
• С»ÆÊé Boulder offers guidance on a range of issues, including in light of various federal policy changes.Ìý

Visit the Research & Federal Funding News page for the latest updates for the С»ÆÊé Boulder research community. See the By the Numbers page to learn more about the impacts of funding shifts. For additional campus resources, visit the federal transition updates page.