Kenneth E. Palmer
@kepalm02.bsky.social
academic, educator and administrator at University of Louisville School of Medicine.
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The CLB Envirome Institute is hosting a new quarterly health forum called “& Science". Our kickoff event on Sept 25 will focus on Communication & Science, featuring communication professionals from a variety of backgrounds including journalism and academia www.eventbrite.com/e/communicat...
Communication & Science - the Kickoff to The "& Science" Forums
This important discussion will cover how communicating scientific information raises
public awareness, creates interest, and informs policy.
www.eventbrite.com
September 6, 2025 at 1:35 PM
The CLB Envirome Institute is hosting a new quarterly health forum called “& Science". Our kickoff event on Sept 25 will focus on Communication & Science, featuring communication professionals from a variety of backgrounds including journalism and academia www.eventbrite.com/e/communicat...
Reposted by Kenneth E. Palmer
Please share my 1 min video on the importance of maintaining NIH funding of infectious diseases and drug discovery research vs rising antibiotic resistance
Drastic budget cuts harm our health and imperil the next generation of scientists
More @UCSanDiego “Behind Every Breakthrough” bit.ly/3FlXQs3
Drastic budget cuts harm our health and imperil the next generation of scientists
More @UCSanDiego “Behind Every Breakthrough” bit.ly/3FlXQs3
August 7, 2025 at 8:40 PM
Please share my 1 min video on the importance of maintaining NIH funding of infectious diseases and drug discovery research vs rising antibiotic resistance
Drastic budget cuts harm our health and imperil the next generation of scientists
More @UCSanDiego “Behind Every Breakthrough” bit.ly/3FlXQs3
Drastic budget cuts harm our health and imperil the next generation of scientists
More @UCSanDiego “Behind Every Breakthrough” bit.ly/3FlXQs3
Reposted by Kenneth E. Palmer
Reminder for science budget watchers-- House and Senate Appropriations Committees are working on FY26 spending bills to determine NSF and NIH funding. The White House recommended a 57% reduction for NSF and 40% for NIH. But Congress sets the budget.
www.ascb.org/science-poli...
www.ascb.org/science-poli...
www.ascb.org
July 4, 2025 at 2:23 AM
Reminder for science budget watchers-- House and Senate Appropriations Committees are working on FY26 spending bills to determine NSF and NIH funding. The White House recommended a 57% reduction for NSF and 40% for NIH. But Congress sets the budget.
www.ascb.org/science-poli...
www.ascb.org/science-poli...