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This week's Leading Research Universities Report features NAI's annual list of top 100 global universities granted utility patents in the U.S. in 2022, a new AAAS report on U.S. R&D, and more.
This week's newsletter features a letter from the Presidents and Deans of Engineering from six AAU institutions committing to expanding and diversifying the engineering workforce, Harvard launches Bloomberg Center for Cities to train municipal leaders, and a spike in Major League home runs tied to climate change.
This week's newsletter features the Task Force on American Innovation holding a congressional briefing, an occupational therapy professor, studying how virtual reality can help ease chronic pain; and more.
This week's newsletter features a new task force created to study expanding research and higher education partnerships between the United States and India; a national public opinion study of American adults' trust in researchers at America’s leading research universities to develop artificial intelligence; and more.
This week's newsletter features updates about the annual Humanities Advocacy Day, the NIH's announcement that it will not use "march-in" rights to lower the price of a prostate cancer drug, and more. Also AAU is now on Instagram - follow us!
This week's newsletter features a new report showing the economic impact of the National Institutes of Health on the U.S. economy; letters from various coalitions asking lawmakers to increase the annual maximum Pell Grant award and funding for education, science, and medical research; and more.
This week's newsletter features AAU's statement welcoming President Biden's FY24 budget; a higher education community letter on a USCIS proposal to increase immigration fees; and more.
This week's newsletter features AAU President Snyder's recent blog post correcting misunderstandings of college endowments; President Biden's FY24 budget request; and more.
This week's newsletter features updates on the Biden administration's vision for CHIPS implementation; the Supreme Court's hearing of arguments on Biden's student loan forgiveness program; and more.
This week's newsletter features updates on a new NIH working group on re-envisioning postdoctoral training, a notice of proposed rulemaking from the Education Department seeking to rescind portions of a 2020 rule pertaining to student religious organizations on campuses of public institutions, and more.