The cap on indirect costs under NIH grants was poorly conceived and would impose arbitrary cuts in funding for vital research at our Maine institutions.
Susan Collins: “The cap on indirect costs under NIH grants was poorly conceived and would impose arbitrary cuts in funding for vital…”
On the recordFebruary 12, 2025
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Collins criticizes NIH funding cuts that could harm research in Maine.
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