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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][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.

[b]Johns Hopkins going to get slaughtered.[/b][/quote]

Yup. I am at Hopkins. We are in shock. [/quote]

Hopkins will not get slaughtered.  I doubt you are there.  Internal contingency planning already underway without alarm.[/quote]

Dp who works there.  Absolutely not true, everyone is shocked and beyond alarmed.  [/quote]

They along with other universities will be impacted.  See Penn and others.  Stop making it sound like Hopkins will be disproportionately impacte.  They have a separate medical endowment and revenue streams.[/quote]

You again?  No one said Hopkins would be disproportionately affected, they like every other research university  will not by making this up with “medical endowment and revenue streams,” whatever that is suppose to mean.[/quote]

https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/-/media/jhm/documents/entity-fact-sheets/jhm-fast-facts.pdf

JHU medicine comprises of a profitable business and separate extremely sizeable endowment separate from the university.[/quote]

https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/-/media/jhm/documents/entity-fact-sheets/jhm-brief.pdf

Page 9 - JHU has $10B in annual revenues and that's from 2023.[/quote]

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