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April 11, 2025
Federal Indirect Costs–Does a Flat Rate Make Sense?

Whatever happens with the court case as to NIH’s initial attempt to limit all indirect costs to […]

Recent News about Metascience

Several items in the news worth noting. Dorothy Bishop at Oxford (and a friend of the Good […]

What’s Going On With Education Statistics?

A few weeks ago, the Good Science Project newsletter discussed many ill-advised cancellations of education contracts by DOGE, including […]

Even More on NIH Indirect Costs

As an initial matter, my friend Santi Ruiz just published “50 Thoughts on DOGE.” Well worth reading […]

What if Congress Doesn’t Specifically Reject NIH Indirect Cost Changes?

This post will be slightly wonky and in the weeds (unlike everything else we write at the […]

Achieving Government Efficiency Requires More, Not Less, Investment

Guest article by Anna Harvey, President of the Social Science Research Council “Without an efficient government our […]