APS Director Martin Frank (left) and President Peter Wagner (right) stand with Alice Ra’anan (second from right) and SUBR Director Faith Wolfe (second from left) after the award ceremony.
Faith Wolfe, Executive Director of States United for Biomedical Research (SUBR), presents APS Director of Government Relations and Science Policy, Alice Ra’anan, with the 2010 SUBR Distinguished Service Award.

Bill Britz - 2011 PSBR Annual Dinner Speaker click HERE for more details

PSBR honors students and leaders at the 2011 Annual Dinner (L to R: Norman Wilkinson, Paula Clifford & John Ellis)
Right to left: Dr. Paula Johnson, SUBR President-elect, Casey A. (2nd place), Jasmine S.R. (1st place), Christopher D. (2nd place) and Daniel K. (3rd place
Thank Research Heros Poster
NJABR Woofer and Tweeter Poster
SOT Toxicology Poster
NWABR Somebody Should Wipe Out Diabetes Poster
NWABR Somebody Should Stop Malaria Poster
NWABR Somebody Should Prevent Alzheimers Poster
AMP Girl and Horse Poster
AMP Girl and Dog Poster
NJABR Caring Happens Here Poster
AMP Boy and Turtle Poster
AMP Boy and Cat 17X11 Poster
NJABR All We Need is Love Poster
2005 ISEF Thank Research If... Poster

Working Towards Hope

Biomedical research provides hope for those who are suffering from illnesses for which there are still no cures. Our network celebrates the people, the process, and the promise of biomedical research.

SUBR is a network of nonprofit associations who have joined forces to promote health through science and education. Our purpose is to promote public understanding and increase appreciation of the value of biomedical research, including the humane care and use of research animals. Network members represent hospitals, healthcare systems, universities, voluntary health organizations, professional associations, and other members of the research community.

SUBR member associations offer programs and resources for K-12 teachers, students, the research community, journalists and the public. We invite you to learn more about the state or regional association in your area.

The SUBR office extends outreach to states without member associations. For more information, contact us here.

Together, we honor the many successes achieved by medical and biomedical research toward improving the lives of humans and animals.

SUBR coordination is made possible through generous support from corporate and private foundations, professional associations, and individual donors.