NIH Funding
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Don’t know about this year, but here’s their past funding to RU.
The University of Pittsburgh will see about $183 million less in government research funding — a 25% cut — under a new National Institutes of Health directive that went into effect Friday, a policy change that could chill Western Pennsylvania’s meds and eds economy.
www.post-gazette.com
I guess expect a 25% cut in the funding. I would assume grants, student loans and state allocations will be cuts later pushed down by the federal government.
New NIH policy: Pitt faces 25% cut in federal research money
‘We can’t do the science if we can’t keep the lights on.’
www.post-gazette.com
I guess expect a 25% cut in the funding. I would assume grants, student loans and state allocations will be cuts later pushed down by the federal government.
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Thank you for the link.
I looked up the meaning of, "RPGs - Non SBIR/STTR," because that is nine figures of funding.
Injunction was granted thankfully. AAU has sued as well.
Too many trial results not be published , did they actually do any trials ? To be fair plenty of BS is being found all over , but if a university is 100% compliant with all its research info the money should be released and publicly noted that ________ university will continue to receive its funding due to encouraging results and a 90-95% compliance rate
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NIH waste far over $100 million in medical research funding every year – new study
Research waste at the National Institutes of Health is costing U.S. taxpayers far over $100 million per year, a new study published today suggests. Combing through NIH grants that were completed during 2017-2019, researchers found 137 clinical trials involving 41,501 children that had never made...
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I'm failing to see the silver lining to blocking Medical and Scientific grants. Seems the scientific community is under fire a lot as of late.. sigh
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