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- Harvard hit by new grant cuts
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FYI Deep Dive: Research Security
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Trouble scheduling visa interviews and other administrative hurdles have caused STEM professionals to seek collaborations outside of the U.S.
The DETERRENT Act would lower gift reporting thresholds and require waivers for contracts with “countries of concern.”
Lawmakers are seeking to reform two federal programs supporting small business R&D that are set to expire this year.
Lab directors reported varied effects on funding and the reshuffling of employees from now-disbanded DEI offices.
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Agency Highlights: Department of Energy
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The national labs are prepared to “do more with less,” energy secretary says.
Lab directors praise new flexibilities while Democratic appropriators probe the risks of reduced oversight.
Universities sued the Department of Energy for abruptly cutting its facilities and administrative cost rates for research grants.
The nominee for the top science job in DOE pledged to push innovations in emerging technologies and pitched a National Defense Education Act 2.0.