NSF Revives Science Advisory Committee with $129K Budget
Published Date: 9/16/2026
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The National Science Foundation is bringing back its Advisory Committee for Integrative Activities starting September 30, 2026. This group of 24 members will help guide important science decisions with a budget of about $129,400. If you’re involved in science or government, this means fresh advice and support for cool projects without any big changes to grants or funding.
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