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COGR Response to NIH RFI on Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research (NOT-OD-26-031)
COGR Submits Letter to GSA on SAM Registration Requirements for Federal Financial Assistance
COGR also signed on to a broader research community letter led by ACE raising similar concerns.
COGR's March 2026 Update
COGR Submits Comments on NIH Draft Controlled-Access Data Policy and Proposed Revisions to the Genomic Data Sharing Policy
Changes in Federal Research Requirements Since 1991
Research Security Regulations: Practical Considerations for Technology Transfer Professionals
F&A Cost Reimbursement Materials
COGR provides this compilation of resources, many developed by COGR, explaining Facilities and Administrative (F&A/Indirect) costs, the importance of these…
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Advancing Effective Research Policy
COGR brings together the nation’s top research institutions to advocate for sound policies, streamline compliance, and strengthen the U.S. research enterprise.
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COGR represents over 230 of the most research-intensive institutions in the U.S., providing expert policy advocacy and a strong voice on the financial and regulatory issues that impact research. Members gain access to timely insights, collaboration opportunities, and a national community of research leaders.
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COGR surveys its member institutions throughout the year to gather essential data and insights on topics of particular interest to the academic research community, which helps to support COGR’s advocacy efforts. In addition to these policy topic surveys, COGR also has a Volunteer Survey, open year round, so that representatives from member institutions can note their areas of expertise and their interest in engaging in various volunteer opportunities with COGR. If you have any questions about an open survey, please contact memberservices@cogr.edu.
