NASA
NASA Ames gives four scientists a pat on the back (and a nice photo op) for doing their jobs exceptionally well - growing algae, measuring bone loss, tracking ozone, and building telescopes.
ScienceDaily
SETI points its ears at the third interstellar object to wander through, hears nothing but human static, and gets some practice for when one of these rocks is actually an alien spaceship.
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