The money-to-output chain: NSF and NIH award records — issued, amended, extended — joined to the publications and datasets they funded, with each link witnessed as it appears.
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Like every listing in this line: collected from the source, sealed at collection, cite-checkable against the sealed record — and served only as far as each record's license allows.
Public research money is awarded in the open and spent in the open, but the chain from an award to the work it produced is assembled by hand, after the fact, from snapshots. This listing witnesses the chain as it forms: NSF and NIH award records as they are issued, amended in amount or period, or extended — and the publications and datasets that later declare the funding, linked work by work.
Award abstracts and outcome reports are served as part of the agencies' own public record. Amounts and dates are facts from that record; this listing draws no conclusions from them.
This listing is in the build queue, behind the first releases. This page becomes the product page at release.
A change or status record names its asserting source and the date it was observed. Records are served as the sealed facts they are — never as verdicts on a work or a researcher.