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AAS 247 Joint PAG Session Questions

14 October 2025

AAS 247 about AAS 247 Joint PAG Session Questions

Please use this form to submit questions for the Joint-PAG meeting during the Winter 2026 AAS conference. These should be questions intended for the NASA Astrophysics Director.

Submissions

A few sample questions are given below:

  • What is the role for the PAGs in planning for the long-term vision for NASA Astrophysics?
  • What is the budget guidance for JWST and HST GO proposals in future cycles?
  • What is the outlook regarding fellowships and graduate student support for students and early-career scientists?

The deadline to submit questions is November 20th. If there are questions driven by events past the deadline, we will try to accommodate them during the session.

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