Ottawa needs to boost funding for indirect costs of Canadian research in light of Trump’s cuts to science agencies
The federal government needs to increase funding for the indirect costs of Canadian research impacted by the Trump administration’s cuts to research and science programs, William Ghali, vice-president (research) at the University of Calgary, says in the Canadian Medical Association Journal.
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