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A federal judge on June 20 rejected the National Science Foundation’s move to cap indirect costs related to its research grants at 15%, following similar decisions by other courts.

Why it matters Cost-of-illness studies often include a monetary value of unpaid care, which is referred to by economists as an indirect cost. While no money is changing hands, unpaid care ...

The Department of Defense is planning to cap indirect cost reimbursement rates for higher education institutions at 15 percent, according to a May 14 memo signed by Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth.

A coalition of universities and trade groups is suing the National Science Foundation over the independent federal agency’s plan to cap higher education institutions’ indirect research cost ...

The US National Science Foundation (NSF) has announced that it will cap the reimbursement of facility and administrative (F&A) costs—also known as indirect costs—at 15% for all new grants ...

Indirect costs, a key component of federal grants, cover expenses not directly tied to scientific work, such as facilities, equipment, and administrative staff.

UCLA researchers express concerns on academic funding cuts, NIH indirect costs cap A chemistry lab is pictured. Many science-based labs have been affected by the academic funding cuts.

This includes direct operational costs such as fuel and crew overtime plus indirect revenue losses from flight cancellations, reduced cargo and schedule unreliability, he said. Flying time for ...

After DOE capped indirect costs at 15 percent of funding, Princeton and seven research universities filed a lawsuit against the DOE and its secretary.

Cornell joined a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Energy and DOE Secretary Chris Wright after proposed cuts to indirect costs for research grants.

Harvard’s indirect cost rate — the percent of federal funding that covers administrative costs of research — is currently 69 percent, the largest of any Ivy League school.