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Deputy editor @CivilBeat, sometimes photographer, realistic optimist. E ola ke kai, e ola kakou. Email: neagle@civilbeat.org
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NIH's $402M Multiyear Funding Shift Is Why Researchers Saw 66% Fewer Grants in Early FY2026. The Accounting Trick Reshaping the Biomedical Pipeline.

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By Nathan Eagle Verified
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May 27, 2026 · 7 min read Granted Research Team · Editorial policy The most consequential change to U.S. biomedical research funding in 2026 isn't a new initiative, a policy reversal, or a budget cut in the traditional sense. It is an accounting maneuver — one that the National Institutes of Health has accelerated quietly across the first six months of the fiscal year and that is now showing up as a 66 percent collapse in the number of new grants awarded compared to the same period in 2025.
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ARPA-H's IGoR Program: Why Only Three Teams Will Win the Five-Year AI Biomedical Research Contract

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By Nathan Eagle Verified
| grantedai.com
May 14, 2026 · 7 min read Granted Research Team · Editorial policy On May 5, 2026, the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health announced the launch of its Intelligent Generator of Research (IGoR) program — a five-year, multi-team initiative to compress biomedical discovery cycles by at least an order of magnitude using AI-driven hypothesis generation, automated experimentation, and continuously refined models of biological systems.
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Federal Disaster Declaration Approved For Hawaiʻi

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By Nathan Eagle Verified
| Honolulu Civil Beat Verified
The state and counties were counting on federal funding to support flood cleanup efforts throughout the islands. President Donald Trump has approved a major disaster declaration for Hawaiʻi following the destructive Kona low storms last month, Gov. Josh Green announced Wednesday. The Secretary of Homeland Security told the governor about the decision Wednesday, Green said, describing the initial federal support for response and early recovery efforts as an important first step.
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