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June 12th NASA Science Community Meeting Postponed

12 June 2025

The NASA Science Community Meeting scheduled for Thursday, June 12 has been postponed, allowing time for all NASA Mission Directorates to brief internal staff and hold discussions on the FY26 President’s Budget Request. NASA has posted information and updates related to the FY26 President’s Budget Request here. NASA is in the process of having leaders at Centers and Mission Directorates brief their employees internally on the proposed budget. SMD has already engaged with the headquarters staff and staff located at field centers, and will continue to engage with more field centers in support of the science mission.
NASA appreciates the questions that have been submitted to hear what topics are important to the SMD community. These inputs will help NASA make informed decisions over the coming months. Questions may continue to be submitted to the online submission form, and SMD looks forward to connecting with the community and answering questions soon.
Further questions about the SMD community meeting can be directed to Katherine Rohloff | katherine.a.rohloff@nasa.gov
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Question Portal: https://nasa.cnf.io/sessions/rc5t/#!/dashboard
Budget: https://www.nasa.gov/fy-2026-budget-request/

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