On February 18, 2004, 62 leading scientists--Nobel laureates, leading medical experts, former federal agency directors, and university chairs and presidents--signed a scientist's statement on scientific integrity in policymaking. Over the next four years, 15,000 U.S. scientists voiced their concern about the misuse of science by the George W. Bush administration.

The following is a list of all of the scientists who signed on to the scientists' statement after it was released in 2004. These scientists represent a variety of fields, from engineers to physicists to ecologists to public health officials. All of the signers have experience in the United States scientific community and recognize the importance of scientific integrity and independence. To see a sampling of prominent signatories, click here.

Several scientists do not have an organization listed with their name. These scientists are retired, unaffiliated, or indicated that they preferred not to list their organizations with their signatures on the statement. You may use the form below to search for a colleague or for signers in your state.

If you are a scientist and would like to join us as we work to implement broad reforms, you can declare your support for a new scientist call to action and join the Restoring Scientific Integrity Network here.