Despite U.S. Shutdown, Many Marine Researchers Still Afloat
Main academic science fleet has funding through end of the year
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Shutdown Throws Wrench in Scientific Meetings
Missing speakers and canceled conferences result from the 1 October closure of the U.S. government -
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Scientists react on social media to the government shutdown -
A Shutdown Veteran Can't Believe It's Happening Again
NSF program officer rues the interruption of science by partisan politics -
As Shutdown Takes Hold, an Essential Few Scientists Still on the Job
Research agencies are hit hard by closure as grantmaking grinds to a halt -
The Latest Shutdown Information for NIH- and NSF-Funded Researchers
Government-funded researchers may continue with their work, but won't be able to communicate with the agencies that fund them; posted on Science Careers -
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U.S. Government Shutdown Looms After Senate Vote
Government researchers and granting programs could face midnight halt -
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NIH's 'Secret Plans' for a Government Shutdown
With a possible government shutdown only a few days away, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) appears to be ready to send in a skeleton staff to care for patients and maintain animals and experiments at the agency's Bethesda, Maryland, campus. But accompanying the plans is a strange sense of secrecy
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