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NSF's Public Access Initiative (PAI) has a new site on beta. The Public Access Initiative strives to make the outputs of scientific research funded by the National Science Foundation publicly available to the greatest extent and with the fewest constraints possible and consistent with law.
The U.S. National Science Foundation is aware of its name and likeness being used in a fraudulent manner. Scammers claiming to represent NSF inform individuals that they have won NSF grant money and can claim it for a fee. NSF has a long-standing merit review process that governs issuance of research and research-related awards made by the foundation.
NSF's new web stories site " Science Matters" has launched on beta. This site will feature in-depth and long-form articles and stories where we can take a deep dive and explore a particular subject.
On these newly designed pages you can find some of the latest testimonies before congress, information about how NSF impacts your state and links to the major legislation involving NSF.
The Remote Participant Support site, a portal for information and support before, during, and after NSF virtual meetings, received a UX refresh as part of its migration.
The Career Opportunities information on beta includes major changes to the vacancy listings page. These changes were made after several months of user experience research with potential job seekers and NSF staff.