The Human Impact of Research Cut Short: Share Your Story

Are you a scientist whose research has been abruptly halted or curtailed due to policy changes introduced by the Trump administration? The New York Times wants to hear from you. As part of a new series, our journalists are reaching out to researchers whose work has been impacted by these policy shifts, and we're eager to share your stories.The Trump administration has been known for its sweeping changes to various scientific policies and initiatives, affecting researchers across the country. From restrictions on funding to shifts in research priorities, these changes have had far-reaching consequences for scientists and their work. Our series aims to put a human face on these policy decisions, highlighting the personal and professional impacts on the researchers themselves.If your scientific work has been cut short or significantly altered due to policy changes by the Trump administration, we invite you to share your experience with us. What was your research focused on, and how have these policy changes affected your work? Have you had to abandon projects, redirect funding, or adjust your research goals? We want to hear about the challenges you've faced and how you've adapted to these changes.By sharing your story, you'll be contributing to a larger conversation about the impact of policy decisions on scientific research and the researchers who drive it. Your experiences will help shed light on the human side of these policy changes, providing a nuanced understanding of their effects on the scientific community.We're committed to amplifying the voices of scientists whose work has been impacted by these policy changes. Share your story with us, and help us illustrate the real-world consequences of these decisions.