Ran the query: UC Berkeley, in 2024 alone, got $161,005,783 in NIH grants for 351 projects.
Until now, average Indirect Cost rate for federal grants is 61%. As of Feb 10, it’ll be 15%. So if my math is correct that’s a $46 million cut. For ONE year. And the rule applies to all past grants too.
Until now, average Indirect Cost rate for federal grants is 61%. As of Feb 10, it’ll be 15%. So if my math is correct that’s a $46 million cut. For ONE year. And the rule applies to all past grants too.
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Max Heiman
You can look up funding to any school here reporter.nih.gov/advanced-sea...
if you click an award, it will show the direct and indirect costs.
for example searching Texas A&M, it looks like indirect rate was 50%. you can also see their total funding and calculate what size hit they would take.
if you click an award, it will show the direct and indirect costs.
for example searching Texas A&M, it looks like indirect rate was 50%. you can also see their total funding and calculate what size hit they would take.
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