The Office of the Vice President for Research is conducting a short survey through Nov. 25 to better understand how the Mass Spectrometry and Proteomics Core can best serve the research community.
At midnight on Oct. 1, 2025, the federal government partially shut down. Resources and FAQs on the impact of the partial federal government shutdown to research will be updated as they become available.
To comply with National Security Presidential Memorandum 33 and the CHIPS and Science Act of 2022, all investigators currently engaged in research on a federally funded award or submitting a federally funded proposal are required to complete research security training by October 1, 2025.
The CHIPS and Science Act of 2022 prohibits participation in malign foreign talent recruitment programs while receiving federal funding. To confirm compliance with this requirement, NSF requires each PI certify their lack of participation in such a program.
Multiple federal agencies released plans outlining how an executive order to “restore gold standard science” would be implemented. Read those plans and the executive order.
NIH will no longer post notices of funding opportunities (NOFOs) in the NIH Guide. The NIH Guide will continue to be used for policy and informational notices.
As part of ongoing efforts to enhance research transparency and support strategic planning, the OVPR is implementing a new online tool that will ask investigators to indicate the location, geographical region or specific populations their research involves.
UK is undergoing a comprehensive transformation of campus assets — including, but not limited to, websites, apps, academic course content and digital documents — to ensure digital content is accessible and complies with new DOJ regulations.
