News Updates
STAC’s Statement on Efforts to Avert a Government Shutdown
In reaction to ongoing efforts in Congress to avert a government shutdown, STAC released the following statement.
STAC’s Statement on the One Year Anniversary of the CHIPS and Science Act
STAC's Statement on the One Year Anniversary of the CHIPS and Science Act.
STAC’s Statement on the FY24 Appropriations Cycle
The Science and Technology Action Committee's statement on the FY24 appropriations cycle.
Statement on the President’s Nomination for NIH Director
Statement on the President's Nomination for NIH Director
The Incredible, Incomparable ROI of R&D
The Science & Technology Action Committee's commentary on the remarkable economic impact for America that comes from investing in research and development.
STAC’s Statement in Response to the House Republican’s Proposed Debt Limit Plan
In reaction to the House Republican's proposed debt limit plan, the Science and Technology Action Committee (STAC), a non-partisan coalition of non-profit, academic, foundation and business leaders advocating for greater focus and funding of science and technology, issued this statement.
STAC Analysis: President Biden’s FY24 Budget Request
STAC issued an analysis of President Biden’s FY24 budget request.
STAC’s Statement on Biden’s FY24 Budget Request
In reaction to President Biden's FY24 budget request, the Science and Technology Action Committee (STAC), a non-partisan coalition of non-profit, academic, foundation and business leaders advocating for greater focus and funding of science and technology, issued this statement.
STAC’s Response to NYT Article “What Happened to All of Science’s Big Breakthroughs”
In reaction to a recent New York Times article, Keith Yamamoto, co-chair of the Science and Technology Action Committee (STAC), a non-partisan coalition of non-profit, academic, foundation and business leaders advocating for greater focus and funding of science and technology, issued this statement.
STAC’s Statement on State of the Union Address
In reaction to the State of the Union, the Science and Technology Action Committee (STAC), a non-partisan coalition of non-profit, academic, foundation and business leaders advocating for greater focus and funding of science and technology, issued this statement.