E. Gordon Gee warns federal research freeze risks losing generation of scientists
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In an opinion piece, university leader E. Gordon Gee detailed impacts of the funding freeze: the National Science Foundation has issued 40% fewer new grants this year than last, roughly 50 medical trials are frozen with 7,500 patients unable to enroll, and universities are declining to begin new projects due to uncertainty about future funding.
“When institutions cannot trust that promised money will arrive and stay, they do not just decline to finish projects. They decline to begin them.”
E. Gordon GeeWhite House budget office Proposed new research grant rulesCongress Legislative bodyE. Gordon Gee University leader and opinion writerAssociation of American Universities University advocacy groupNational Science Foundation Federal research funding agency
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