People in cities around the world take part in a global March for Science on Saturday, April 22, to show support of scientific research.
"Protecting the government's investment in science, particularly when that includes funding for public engagement, is incredibly important," she said.
"It might have been ignited by Trump, but it's not about Trump," march honorary co-chair Lydia Villa-Komaroff ahead of the event.
"It's about the importance of science in society and continuing the support for the science community in keeping our edge. »