NSPM-33 (2022, enforced 2024-)
Common Disclosure Form for foreign components and current-and-pending support across all federal agencies.
Jurisdiction · US
CASRAI standards in the United States
The US research-administration environment is the world's most heavily funded (~$700B total R&D, 2024) and the most procedurally complex — NIH, NSF, DOE, NASA, USDA, and dozens of other federal agencies plus the National Science and Technology Council's NSPM-33 Common Disclosure regime. CRediT adoption is widespread on the publication side; SciENcv-driven biosketches are mandatory federally.
Key funders
Who funds research here
- NIH
- NSF
- DOE
- NASA
- NIHR (UK equiv: NIH)
- Gates Foundation
- HHMI
- Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Assessment frameworks
How research is evaluated
- NIH Biosketch (SciENcv)
- NSF Biosketch (SciENcv)
- AAU member institution assessment
Mandates
Active rules + when they took effect
2022 OSTP Nelson memo open-access policy
All federally-funded peer-reviewed research must be immediately open-access by end of 2025; data + code accompanying.
NIH 2023 Data Management and Sharing Policy
Mandatory DMSP for all NIH grant applications since Jan 2023.
NIH 2024 Public Access Policy
Eliminates 12-month embargo on NIH-funded publications to PubMed Central.
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