$46 million in NIH funding returned to Harvard after Trump-era freeze overturned: Here’s what led to the reversal
Harvard University has received $46 million in NIH research funding following a US federal judge’s decision to overturn a Trump-era freeze. The funding, covering around 200 grants, was restored after a four-month suspension affecting major research operations. The ruling led to resumed payments, though long-term financial uncertainty remains due to potential federal budget cuts and a new endowment tax increase, as reported by the Harvard Crimson. Additional grants from other agencies have yet to be confirmed.
Harvard University has received $46 million in NIH research funding following a US federal judge’s decision to overturn a Trump-era freeze. The funding, covering around 200 grants, was restored after a four-month suspension affecting major research operations. The ruling led to resumed payments, though long-term financial uncertainty remains due to potential federal budget cuts and a new endowment tax increase, as reported by the Harvard Crimson. Additional grants from other agencies have yet to be confirmed.
