Survey Results From Delta Think: “What 13,000 Researchers Revealed About the Fallout From US Funding Cuts

From a Delta Think News Post:

This spring, Delta Think collaborated with 27 professional societies and associations to launch a Global Author/Researcher Survey to understand the ripple effect of US government research funding cuts. Our goal was to explore how researchers are navigating a rapidly evolving landscape, especially as US federal funding and policy decisions cast long shadows over the global research community.

More than 13,000 researchers across every major discipline and 135 countries shared their voices through our survey. While the detailed findings are deep and wide-ranging, one thing is clear: the ground is shifting.

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For example, 62% of US authors across all disciplines expect to publish fewer articles in the next 1–2 years, citing policy and funding challenges.

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In fact, a full 50% of international authors across all disciplines indicated that it is now important to them to submit their manuscripts to non-US journals.

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