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The proposed 15% cap on indirect cost recovery would disrupt this and force institutions to absorb critical infrastructure costs, which could potentially ... Bookmark ASCO in Action for news, advocacy ...

but many organizations have higher indirect cost rates of over 50% and in some cases over 60%. These indirect costs include facilities and administration, such as equipment and capital ...

The proposed 15% cap for indirect costs is almost half the average NIH indirect cost rate reported over recent years, which was 27–29%, but extended beyond 50% for some institutes. The variation here ...

The proposed 15% cap for indirect costs is almost half the average NIH indirect cost rate reported over recent years, which was 27–29%, but extended beyond 50% for some institutes. The variation here ...

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Indirect costs can cover everything from the cost of ventilation in the lab where the grant-funded project takes place, to staff accountants who help create and monitor budgets. Before the NIH ...

The primary objective of this article was to describe how by going “beyond” cost-effectiveness analysis ... new intervention has increased costs and improved outcomes relative to another ...

Because indirect (F&A) costs cannot be readily assigned to a particular sponsored project or activity, they must be recovered from funding agencies through the application of the federally approved ...

“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 attorneys ...