Scientists and medical experts said the move to effectively slash NIH grants will interrupt research across the country.

The sudden policy change is that the NIH is to cap indirect cost recovery at 15 percent of the direct costs of a grant, ...

Historically Congress has shown bipartisan support for healthy NIH and NSF funding, but it remains to ... R&D on the basis of expected growth and ROI, a change from a prior approach that I ...

But I think if we look back to the last few years, we believe in the uncertainty of Biopharma funding. I think we've ... I'll look at something like NIH where we know we are very under-indexed ...

Images were then divided into 3 regions of interests (ROI); OML, DG and CA4 ... a set of promising lead compounds for potential AD treatment. Funding for this project was provided by NIH R35GM142442 ...

Multiple particles in the donor channel ROI would diminish the FRET value ... This work was supported by funding from the NIH grant T32MH018870, NIH grant R01MH054137, the Hope for Depression Research ...

The order was temporarily blocked after Massachusetts and 21 other states filed a lawsuit opposing the NIH funding cuts.

And all six of UAB’s health-related schools were in the top 15 public universities in NIH funding in FY 2022. AL.com reached out to UAB and HudsonAlpha, a biotechnology institution in Huntsville ...

The NIH said it provided more than $35 billion in grants to more than 2,500 institutions in 2023, announcing that it will now limit the amount granted for “indirect funding” to 15 percent.

Industry leaders also questioned whether the move was legal, pointing to existing law governing NIH funding. “This is a surefire way to cripple lifesaving research and innovation,” Matt Owens ...

In the announcement, NIH said that of roughly $35 billion spent funding 300,000 researchers nationwide in 2023, $9 billion went to indirect costs. The move to a lower indirect cost rate ...