R&D in the FY 2017 Budget Request

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R&D in the FY 2017 Budget Request Matt Hourihan April 12, 2016 For the Science, Engineering, and Technology Congressional Visits Day http://www.aaas.org/program/rd-budget-and-policy-program

NEW Mandatory Funding in FY 2017 $4.2 billion for R&D, all nondefense Select agency funding (including R&D and non-R&D spending): $2.0 billion for NIST $1.825 billion for NIH $1.6 million for DOE* $763 million for NASA* $400 million for NSF $325 million for USDA $300 million for EPA* $200 million for DOT R&D (plus additional non-R&D)* *Some or all funding via the 21st Century Transportation Plan

Agency Highlights: NIH $33.1 billion program level (+$825 million, +2.6%) OR $31.3 billion program level (-$1 billion, -3.1%) Of the $1.825 billion in mandatory spending: $825 million for cancer research, BRAIN Initiative, Precision Medicine Remaining $1 billion to keep all other ICs flat 17.5% success rate in FY17 Base budget would drop below sequestration levels

Agency Highlights: NASA NASA: $19 billion (-1.3%) OR $18.3 billion (-5.3%) Mandatory spending ($763 million) directed to Science, Aeronautics, Space Technology, Exploration Familiar contours: Base-budget priorities include Earth Science (+2.7%), Heliophysics (+3.7%); also Space Technology Asteroid Retrieval Mission Deep cuts for Planetary Science (Europa Mission), Exploration (SLS and Orion), Astrophysics

Agency Highlights: DOE and NSF DOE Office of Science: $5.7 billion (+6.1%) OR $5.6 billion (+4.2%) Boosts include Advanced computing; BER; BES (EFRCs) Domestic fusion energy research cut again (-15.5%) DOE Applied Technology: gains for Efficiency, Renewables, ARPA-E Fossil cut, Nuclear flat NSF: $8.0 billion (+6.7%) $7.6 billion (+1.3%) Base directorate budgets roughly flat BIO, MPS: infrastructure v. research? Ongoing directorate debates

Other Notes DOD S&T: Basic research cut by 9.0%; DARPA +3.7% USDA: small changes at ARS; AFRI discretionary +7.1%, with an additional $325 million mandatory NIST, NOAA Research Office, USGS all increased to varying degrees

Looking Ahead Remember, Congress has the “power of the purse” Spending levels? Budget resolutions? Appropriations getting underway Regular order? Election slowdown?

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

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