Stephanie M. Lee
Investigative stories about research, ideas, and society
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The Fight Over Antisemitism Studies
I spent all of last year covering the federal government’s gutting of science funding. One of the Trump administration’s main justifications was that, in the wake of Hamas’ October 7th, 2023, attacks on Israel and pro-Palestinian student pr...
"A hard time to be in science in this country"
October is here, the leaves are turning, and the government is shut down. Here are some things I’ve been up to recently.
What’s it like to be an autism scientist funded by the Trump administration? In a head-spinning contradiction (during...
Making your research free may cost you
September is here. In San Francisco, that means summer has finally arrived, so I can momentarily turn off my space heater and shove my sweaters to the back of the closet.
For The Chronicle of Higher Education last month, I wrote about two...
Stops, starts, and silences in funding for scientific research
Hi! This month I wrote about two different ways in which the chaos at the National Institutes of Health is making life difficult for scientists. For decades, U.S. scientists have grown used to relying on the world’s premier funder of biomed...
How scientists are being pressured to comply with Trump's anti-trans executive order
Two stories this month on one theme: the National Institutes of Health has slashed billions in funding to research areas it’s deemed objectionable — and made grants contingent on scientists and universities agreeing not to study or recogniz...
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Senior writer at The Chronicle of Higher Education, writing about scholarship, scholars, and how their work affects society.
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