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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So it begins. NIH lowers allowable indirect costs from 60% to 15%. Seismic. Indirect costs pay for the building maintenance, admin salaries, utilities, etc. Johns Hopkins going to get slaughtered.[/quote] I just said it in another thread, but this will result in more direct billing. You'll have grant applications with budget lines for electricity, grant specialist support, admin support, etc.[/quote] This is not what most think will happen[/quote] That is entirely up to the funder as to what costs will be allowable. Some RFPs allow personnel costs only if that person is directly involved in the deliverable costs. If you go to grants.gov and download an RFP and application instructions, these things are spelled out in enormous detail. Some of the application packages are 80 pages long. That’s the level of detail an institution has to respond to in securing funding. [/quote]
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