federal research

Thousands of federal employees go on furlough during the shutdown, which could put a stop to research.

The $1.23 trillion budget includes an increase in NIH funding, but the package is unlikely to make it unscathed through the Senate.

The move appears to be out of step with other HHS agencies.

The proposed spending plan for 2017 includes money for Alzheimer’s and cancer research.

Representatives follow the lead of senators in drafting a bill that would encourage federal scientists to share data.

The president’s 2018 budget request tips the scales in favor of military spending and away from civilian funding agencies, such as the NIH and NSF.

US scientists continue to have a hard time getting funding to study the health impacts of the drug. But cannabis research in Canada—where medical marijuana is legal nationwide—is different story.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s administration has proposed a budget that delivers on his promise to support basic science in the country.

The US Department of Health and Human Services considers ways to mitigate the risk of poor performance or misuse of funds by grantees.

Sally Rockey, deputy director of extramural research at the National Institutes of Health, is leaving the agency this fall to lead an agriculture nonprofit.

The US Department of Health and Human Services outlines how the National Institutes of Health and its other agencies will make research results public.

Fiscal year 2016 could be very bright for the research enterprise if the President’s budgetary requests are granted.

Genome-wide effects of trisomy 21; RNA-based signs of transgenerational stress; depression and resilience; a call to overhaul US biomedical research system

Concerns about the relationship between science and society transcend traditional political differences.

The US President has signed a bill to support the retirement of federally owned research chimpanzees over the next five years.

From determining structures to figuring out functions, brain-mapping scientists are applying new technologies to understand the hub of the central nervous system.

Ancient mosquito fossilized with blood meal; waste in academic research; the ethics of guest authorship; US government shutdown ends

A salmonella outbreak threatens as the FDA, CDC, and USDA limp along, national laboratories are on the brink of closing, and some patients are admitted to the NIH hospital.

The failure of the US Congress to reach consensus on a stopgap spending plan threatens to hobble research at federal agencies and beyond.