Now is the time to defend the research partnership that has done so much for our nation and the world, and that can do even ...

In a move that has woken the biomedical research community, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced on Friday, February 7, 2025, that beginning February 10, 2025 it will cap indirect cost ...

Here’s the full list. He then identified the indirect and direct costs NIH reported for each grant. After eliminating very small grants and those with no indirect costs, he computed adjusted ...

Of that amount, about $26 billion went to direct costs for research, while $9 billion was allocated to overhead through NIH’s indirect cost rate. As a justification for the decision, NIH pointed ...

The National Institutes of Health’s Office of the Director issued a policy change notice Feb. 7, announcing that the standard ...

The NIH said capping indirect cost payments will save billions of dollars. Universities said it will disrupt vital, life-saving research.

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) provides substantial research funding through grants that include payments for both direct research costs and "indirect costs" (facilities and administration ...

“It is not possible to perform the research funded by direct costs without the infrastructure supported by indirect costs,” said Eric W. Kaler, PhD. On February 10, a group of 22 state ...

a more direct affirmation than she made in an earlier statement that she released when Trump issued an executive order freezing all federal funding. She added that “indirect costs are research costs” ...

Of that funding, about $26 billion went to direct costs, such as research scientists and supplies, while $9 billion went for indirect costs. The cap on indirect costs is expected to save $4 billion.