These 197 Terms May Trigger Reviews Of Your NIH, NSF Grant Proposals

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Once a proposed project has been deemed worthwhile by this peer-review process, NSF, NIH and CDC program officers and administrators are not supposed to re-adjudicate or re-evaluate the science because doing so could bring in personal biases and such.

For example, the Catholic Church put Galileo Galilei on house arrest and trial for supporting the theory that the Earth revolves around the Sun and the Nazi regime did all sorts of terrible things to scientists who wouldn’t comply or were of certain race and ethnicities in Germany in the earlier 1900s.

When the NSF website went live again, as of January 29 it included the following statement about Trump’s Executive Orders: “All NSF grantees must comply with these executive orders, and any other relevant executive orders issued, by ceasing all non-compliant grant and award activities.