January 21, 2026 - 05:05

We are excited to introduce the 2026 Class of CCST Science & Technology Policy Fellows. This esteemed program is designed to bridge the gap between scientific expertise and public policy by placing PhD scientists in both Legislative and Executive Branch offices.
The fellows will engage directly with policymakers, providing critical insights that can shape science and technology initiatives. This unique opportunity allows these scientists to apply their research skills in real-world contexts, enhancing the decision-making processes that impact California's future.
Participants will gain invaluable experience in government operations while contributing to the development of policies that promote innovation and address pressing societal challenges. The program not only empowers the fellows but also enriches the legislative process with evidence-based perspectives.
As we welcome this new cohort, we look forward to the diverse talents and ideas they will bring to the table, fostering a stronger connection between science and governance in California.
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