Leading Through Disruption: Protecting Research & Researchers Amidst the 2025 Funding Crisis

Leading Through Disruption: Protecting Research & Researchers Amidst the 2025 Funding Crisis

Today's research leadership is confronting extraordinary challenges:

A triptych of government website screenshots showing policy changes affecting federal funding. The left panel displays a detailed policy document, the center panel shows a White House announcement titled 'ENDING RADICAL AND WASTEFUL GOVERNMENT DEI PROGRAMS AND PREFERENCING' with the White House building icon, and the right panel shows a Department of Labor webpage detailing implementation guidance.
Federal Policy Shifts: Executive Order on DEI Programs Signals Major Changes in Research Administration

As the NIH reduces indirect cost rates to 15% and recent executive orders target DEI programs in federal funding (1,2), research leaders face an intensifying challenge: How do we advance science when the infrastructure supporting our researchers is being dismantled?

This content reflects my perspective, shaped by conversations with research leaders across various institutions and my own leadership experience in research condensed into a framework designed to address the following challenges:

  1. Restructuring operations amid reduced funding
  2. Developing compliant frameworks for advancing research
  3. Protecting our vital research workforce

Whether you lead a research group, an institution, or an organization, this practical framework is designed to help you navigate disruptions while safeguarding the integrity of science and scientists' well-being.

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It's (still) a beautiful day to practice science,

Vanessa Rosa, Ph.D.

Leslie Deinhammer

Founder | ROOT WISE REPAIR Myco Tech

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This federal funding freeze, the 15% indirect cost cap, and increased DEI scrutiny are creating serious challenges for researchers and founders alike. Now more than ever, we need to come together to share best practices, advocate for sustainable funding, and ensure that innovation remains equitable and impactful.

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