The UCS recently conducted a survey of federal scientists to ask about the state of science, and the results are in.
and, to our surprise and delight, while challenges remain, the widespread consensus is that scientists in the federal government feel more positive about their workplaces now than they have at any other time we have administered the survey.
!” or kindled our interest to learn more. Here are three takeaways that we think offer important insights about how to further strengthen scientific integrity policies at agencies.We at UCS feel strongly that federal scientists should be well trained on the contents of their agency’s scientific integrity policies.
A majority of the scientists we surveyed — 73% — reported that they had been adequately trained on their scientific integrity policies. This far outpaces the percentages when we conducted these surveys during the Trump and Obama administrations. For instance, at the US Fish and Wildlife Service, 72% said they felt they had been adequately trained on scientific integrity policies, an increase of 16% compared to our 2018 results , and an increase of 40% compared to results from 2015 .
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