The fallout over the Trump administration’s imposition of a cap on National Institutes of Health payments for indirect costs on university ... and include items like maintenance of equipment ...

The National Institutes of Health has jolted the academic research community with its Friday announcement that it would cap reimbursement for “indirect costs” on the grants it awards to ...

Wolinetz is chair of the health bioscience innovations practice at Lewis-Burke Associates and former chief of staff to the director of NIH. I’ve spent more than two decades of work in ...

The National Institutes of Health, the nation’s premier funder of biomedical research, announced Friday night that it will immediately slash support for “indirect costs” paid to universities ...

On Friday, the Trump Administration announced that it would cap the indirect cost rate for federal grants from the National Institutes of Health at fifteen percent. According to the Administration ...

These items are not included as indirect costs, but it could still mean a large loss in revenue for St. Jude. Over the past five years, St. Jude has annually received over $100 million from the NIH.

In the agency’s announcement, the NIH’s Office of Policy for Extramural Research Administration, or OPERA, wrote that $9 billion of the $35 billion total spent on research grants in fiscal year 2023 ...

The US National Institutes of Health is lowering the maximum “indirect cost rate” that research institutions can charge the government, the agency said late Friday – a move that scientists ...

The average NIH indirect cost rate has historically been between 27 to 28 percent. Trump’s directive will take effect Monday and apply to both current and future grants. Garber’s Sunday ...

A new initiative rolled out under President Donald Trump’s administration is cutting billions from grants for "indirect costs" tied to biomedical research, such as facilities, equipment and ...