Continuing coverage of UChicago’s lawsuit and the NIH’s “indirect” funding cuts can ... standardizing indirect cost rates will save $4 billion a year. The NIH’s annual budget of $48 billion accounts ...

National Institutes of Health grants are essential for lifesaving medical research. A Trump administration policy now ...

Biomedical advocates fear the policy would cut millions of dollars for research at places like IU and Purdue. A judge blocked the policy temporarily.

A new National Institutes of Health funding policy that took effect ... Universities independently negotiate rates with the NIH based on estimated overhead costs of running facilities and paying ...

A federal judge has temporarily blocked the NIH research funding cuts, but OHSU doctors and leaders say the cuts would damage research projects and force cutbacks.

The sudden policy change is that the NIH is to cap indirect cost recovery at 15 percent of the direct costs of a grant, ...

Now, some researchers worry the funding ... rate of indirect rate reimbursement by foundations was 0%, meaning many foundations do not fund indirect costs whatsoever,” according to NIH’s ...

The funding cuts would affect medical and scientific research at institutions including the UC and CSU systems, according to ...

An NIH policy to reduce funding for indirect costs to 15 percent, although temporarily blocked nationwide, sparks widespread ...

His opening statements mentioned rising rates ... federal funding than chronic diseases. But government records suggest the opposite: Infectious diseases ranked ninth on the list of research subjects ...