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The proposed NSF indirect cost cap directly threatens funding stability for high-stakes quantum computing and cancer research projects within US universities. By limiting reimbursement rates to 15%, this policy risks creating a financial choke point that could stall progress in emerging fields reliant on complex, expensive infrastructure. This development underscores the critical intersection of federal budgetary constraints and the sustainability of advanced scientific discovery.
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Yale Challenges NSF Indirect Cost Cap – Yale Scientific Magazine
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The next breakthrough in cancer research or quantum computing might depend less on a scientist’s ingenuity and more on whether her lab can afford the…
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