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The Science Budget in 2018 Matt Hourihan For the Council on Government Relations AAAS R&D Budget and Policy Program http://www.aaas.org/program/rd-budget-and-policy-program

Elements in recent play: The Budget Deal (the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018). Which leads into… FY 2018 Appropriations (briefly lapsed twice, but negotiations now underway – resolved in a few weeks?) The new White House budget for FY 2019, released last week

Quick Notes on FY19 Proposed Budget NIH: consolidates AHRQ, NIOSH, NIDILRR to bring NIH to 30 institutes; $750m for opioids research Salary capped at 90%, lowered to $152k from $187k DOE: Big increase for exascale computing while other disciplines cut; ITER funded ARPA-E killed (again), other technology cut NSF: research increased 2%; two vessels instead of three NASA: WFIRST killed, Earth Science cut, Planetary Science prioritized; moon projects and commercial space USDA: ARS and formula funds trimmed, AFRI flat from FY17, several lab closures Multiple agencies: Climate and environment broadly targeted Coming soon: the return of trillion-dollar deficits

Quick Notes on FY19 Proposed Budget NIH: consolidates AHRQ, NIOSH, NIDILRR to bring NIH to 30 institutes; $750m for opioids research Salary capped at 90%, lowered to $152k from $187k DOE: Big increase for exascale computing while other disciplines cut; ITER funded ARPA-E killed (again), other technology cut NSF: research increased 2%; two vessels instead of three NASA: WFIRST killed, Earth Science cut, Planetary Science prioritized; moon projects and commercial space USDA: ARS and formula funds trimmed, AFRI flat from FY17, several lab closures Multiple agencies: Climate and environment broadly targeted Coming soon: the return of trillion-dollar deficits How much does all this matter?

Looking Ahead FY 2018: Congress has until March 23 to finalize appropriations Trump Admin recommendations will likely be ignored (again) FY 2019: a similar story to 2018 on appropriations? Won’t see spending bills until after FY 2018 is dealt with Will probably be less generous than FY 2018 will be Not finalized until late fall given election? Infrastructure plan? FY 2020: cap negotiations one more time Who controls Congress next year?

mhouriha@aaas.org 202-326-6607 http://www.aaas.org/rd For more info… mhouriha@aaas.org 202-326-6607 http://www.aaas.org/rd

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