“ We urge you as NIH Director to restore grants delayed or terminated for political reasons so that life-saving science can continue,” they write. Other concerns raised over the administration ...

Since President Donald Trump's inauguration, the NIH has ended 2,100 research grants worth around $9.5 billion and contracts worth $2.6 billion, the authors wrote in the June 9 Bethesda Declaration.

Twenty-four top research universities warned that the Trump administration's move to cut off federal funding at Harvard could cripple the scientific infrastructure behind U.S. medical innovation.

BOSTON — A federal judge has blocked President Donald Trump's administration from making drastic cuts to research funding provided by the National Science Foundation. U.S. District Judge Indira ...

Impending National Institutes of Health (NIH) funding cuts will “significantly” impact Stanford research, according to a statement released Friday from Provost Jenny Martinez, Dean of the ...

Hopkins currently has 341 active defense department grants, totaling $436.5 million in funding from the department, with an indirect cost rate of 55 percent. If that rate were reduced to 15 ...

Singapore universities could benefit amid threats by the US government to cut funding and block international students at America's Ivy League institutions such as Harvard. This is according to ...

UCF professor says potential impact on research funding cuts ‘would be dis­as­trous’ BY Maria Serrano Orlando UPDATED 1:10 PM ET Feb. 17, 2025 ...

1 of 2 | According to a letter from more than 300 scientists, the Trump administration has terminated at least 2,100 NIH research grants since January, totaling around $9.5 billion.

At the University of Maryland, College Park, more than 40 research grants and contracts worth about $12 million were canceled due to federal cuts targeting diversity, equity, and inclusion programs.

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