Higher education, innovation, science policy, diplomacy, communications. Opinions are my own. she/her.

Washington, DC
Joined November 2011
Join @AQuider on August 26 for an overview of the history, organization, and uses of science and technology policy in the United States. Register for this #FREE #SciPol opportunity today: bit.ly/3M7lp7N
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Returning to Twitter to share my latest op-ed on my favorite topic: Emerging Research Institutions! #DEI #scipol #Science #stem #research
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I’m so proud and grateful for this recognition from my friends and colleagues! ❤️
APLU’s Council on Governmental Affairs was honored to recognize @NIUlive’s @AQuider with an Outstanding Achievement Award for her excellent contributions to the CHIPS and Science Act.
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It was an honor and a pleasure to speak on this panel! Especially tune in if you’re interested in #highered Minority Serving Institutions or Emerging Research Institutions. You can catch the recording at the link below 👇
In case you missed it, the "Geography of Federal R&D Funding" panel discussion is available on our YouTube channel. Speakers showcased data on how federal funding distribution impacts talent and institutional diversity. Link: youtu.be/HciN5DrdR9A #ICYMI #STEM #Science
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Tune in for this important conversation moderated by my good friend (and fellow astronomer!) Dr. Reba Bandyopadhyay, Deputy Exec Director of #PCAST @WHOSTP.
📆 Join us virtually on 6/15 to discuss how federally funded research lays the foundation for a #STEM career & fuels innovation with senior research officers & early career researchers from @Northeastern, @ucdavis, @uoregon, & @MarquetteU. RSVP here ➡️ bit.ly/3mJlceu
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Released today in Int'l STEM Talent is Crucial for a Robust U.S. Economy, @NSF_NSB recommends streamlining and expanding the U.S. visa system for STEM students & workers and taking action to ensure the U.S. remains the world’s magnet for top STEM talent. nsf.gov/nsb/sei/one-pagers/N…
I am thrilled to be speaking on this esteemed panel @NSF_NSB on May 5, 11:30am-12:45pm ET. I’m talking Emerging Research Institutions, Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs), & more! #DEI #highereducation #highered #scipol #sciencepolicy #STEM
The 479th NSB meeting begins on Thursday, May 5th. Be sure to catch the panel discussion "Geography of Federal R&D Funding". Click the link for more info on the panel and the rest of the meeting: nsf.gov/nsb/news/news_summ.j…
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The @StateDept just announced an agency wide data science hiring action. This is how it works and what it means 🧵 usajobs.gov/job/650321900
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Please share this free summit with US undergrads! I’m speaking on the STEM panel as a @MarshallAlums & @cambridge_astro alumna and member of @MarshallScholar Selection Committee for @UKinUSA. #marshallsummit
Learn how 🇺🇸 undergraduates from any university 🎓 can receive a free graduate degree in the 🇬🇧 The two day, nation-wide #MarshallSummit is FREE and accessible via Zoom featuring @MarshallAlums & administrators Register for all panels here: flowcode.com/page/marshall-s…
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Dr. Anna Quider retweeted
ICYMI--> Omnibus Review: Saga Ends With Broad, But Smaller, Increases | @AAAS_GR @alesszimm @aaas aaas.org/news/omnibus-review… #science #scipol #omnibus
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“History shows us innovation is not achieved by accident overnight; predictable, consistent annual federal investment is irreplaceable to sustain promising research.” Read more in @RCScience from TSC President Peter DeYoe: bit.ly/37ploez
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Dr. Anna Quider retweeted
It's #omnibus day! Here's a graph showing % funding change from last year for most big R&D funders: White House, Senate proposals, side-by-side with the new FINAL numbers. Given what appropriators tried last summer, these are pretty disappointing. (Short 🧵) #science #scipol
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Dr. Anna Quider retweeted
Good piece from @jeffmervis on the current lay-of-the-land re: funding and authorizations. #science #scipol
Science advocates are cautiously optimistic that lawmakers, who return to work this week, could approve three major pieces of legislation—each one containing billions of dollars for research. fcld.ly/1vwhj13
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