The Association of American Universities (AAU), representing 61 leading public and private research universities, would like to thank the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) for this opportunity to provide comments on the Bioeconomy Blueprint.
Letters | Reducing Regulatory Burden | Costs of Research (F&A Costs) | Technology Transfer | National Institutes of Health | Research Administration & Regulation | Innovation and Competitiveness
AAU letter to Members of the Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction urging them to keep in mind that drastic cuts to research investments in the discretionary accounts, both defense and non-defense, would set a dangerous precedent that would inhibit immediate scientific progress and threaten our international competitiveness long into the future.
AAU letter to Members of the Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction urging to protect, prioritize and strengthen federal investments in education, basic scientific research, and technological development, which are essential to creating economic opportunity and job growth.
Groups Urge congress appropriators not to lower NIH salary cap.
Response to Request for Information (RFI): Input into the Deliberations of the Advisory Committee to the NIH Director Working Group on the Future Biomedical Research Workforce
Notice Number: NOT-OD-11-106
October 7, 2011
TFAI letter to Senator Murray and Representative Hensarling stating belief that it is imperative that our government adopt policies to reduce the budget deficit and stabilize our national debt.
A letter to OMB Director Jacob Lew urging the Administration to continue to make federal student aid and basic research priorities for strategic investment spending in the FY13 budget.
It is imperative that we work to ensure efficiency in government regulation to reduce the costs of compliance and to maximize the productivity of researchers.
Letters | Reducing Regulatory Burden | Costs of Research (F&A Costs) | Research Administration & Regulation
On behalf of the American Council on Education and the associations listed below, I write to request your assistance for Libyan nationals currently studying in the United States on student visas, almost all of whom are fully funded by the Libyan government as sponsored students.
This is a letter with recommendations from the National Advisory Council on Innovation and Entrepreneurship