Today's post is some #Datahound analysis. I will shamelessly called these Bluey-torials (thanks to Josh Waitzman @jwaitz.bsky.social)
The topic is the growth of multiple PI (MPI) R01 grants and the effect on the grant size distribution.
Following a question from @dabiophysicist.bsky.social , I want to share some analyses and thoughts about indirect cost rates. This follows on from a #datahound post about indirect costs some years ago.
datahound.scientopia.org/2014/05/10/i...
Here goes, starting with some background...
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So happy to @jeremymberg.bsky.social is continuing his legendary #datahound analyses here. Give him follow for keen insights into science policy, especially NIH funding.
@drugmonkey.bsky.social invited me to start #Datahound years ago. He has helped inform me on many subjects and I will always appreciate his contributions to me and to the science communities.
I want to share a #datahound analysis I have been working on for some time with this newly forming community.
The NIH Modular Cap: A Once-Sensible Policy Destroyed by Active Inaction
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Retweeted Jeremy Berg (@jeremymberg):
New #datahound post. Thanks @drugmonkeyblog #drugmonkeyday... http://fb.me/3hi6EjUUt
