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Dulce Hiraci Gomez

Dulce Hiraci Gomez
Dulce Hiraci Gomez earned their Ph.D. in kinesiology at Auburn University and held a T32 postdoc position at Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School before joining the ASBMB as a science policy analyst. They have always been passionate about supporting the next generation of scientists, professional-development resources, as well as improving and diversifying the STEM workforce.  
 

Articles by Dulce Hiraci Gomez

NPA task force releases report on postdoc policies
News

NPA task force releases report on postdoc policies

June 12, 2024
The National Postdoctoral Association recommends institutions act in eight priority areas to improve the trainee experience.
A call to action: Urge Congress to support scientific research
Funding

A call to action: Urge Congress to support scientific research

May 21, 2024
ASBMB members can write to policymakers to advocate for robust science funding in fiscal year 2025.
Advocacy workshops at Discover BMB 2024
Annual Meeting

Advocacy workshops at Discover BMB 2024

Feb. 7, 2024
Topics include running for office, becoming an advocate, and navigating the grant review process at the NIH.
NIH’s advisory committee releases report on re-envisioning postdoc training
News

NIH’s advisory committee releases report on re-envisioning postdoc training

Jan. 8, 2024
The working group developed six primary recommendations for the National Institutes of Health.
ASBMB weighs in on wage rules for postdocs
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ASBMB weighs in on wage rules for postdocs

Nov. 28, 2023
The society supports the Department of Labor’s proposed increase in minimum salary for exempt employees.
What scientists need to know about NIH’s simplified peer review framework
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What scientists need to know about NIH’s simplified peer review framework

Nov. 7, 2023
Reviewers will focus on three central factors, and the agency will do more administrative tasks to reduce reviewer burden.
ASBMB weighs in on policy changes for dual-use research
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ASBMB weighs in on policy changes for dual-use research

Oct. 26, 2023
The society applauds initial steps to harmonize policies on infectious disease-related research but urges policymakers to provide clearer guidance to the scientific community.