Federal Judge Halts NIH Cuts That Could Impact Medical Research
Monday's ruling by U.S. District Judge Angel Kelley puts on hold funding caps for indirect research costs such as lab security and administrative support. The administration's policy would slash funding for those expenses to 15% from the current 27% to 28% average, CBS News reported.
A judge put a hold on the Trump administration's cuts to federal research funding, although the ruling does not stop cuts in ...
Trump administration directive that sought to reduce overhead costs associated with federally funded research blocked by U.S.
The 80-year-old partnership between the federal government and research institutions has made the U.S. the leader in ...
We’re talking about massive layoffs across the Triangle if this (rule) holds,” former UNC-Chapel Hill Chancellor Holden Thorp ...
The negotiated rate for UAB’s indirect costs for on-campus, organized research is 48.5 %, according to the NIH agreement and ...
The National Institutes of Health’s indirect funding cap could halt studies and limit researchers’ ability to find cures for ...
Drastic cuts to National Institutes of Health 'indirect funds' for medical research has prompted deep concerns at UC over how ...
Representative Jake Auchincloss said Monday that he will try building congressional support this week to exert pressure on ...
The rate cut, temporarily halted Monday by a federal judge, would "jeopardizes life-saving research" at UAB and will cost ...
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