Harvard University has filed a lawsuit against the US government after more than $2 billion in federal research funding was suspended, disrupting a range of biomedical and public health projects. The legal challenge, announced Monday, marks an escalation in a standoff with the Trump administration over new policy demands tied to continued grant access.
The university is seeking to reverse what it claims is an unlawful freeze on contracts and grants from agencies including the National Institutes of Health and the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority.
The lawsuit contends that the administration's move violates constitutional protections and undermines the scientific independence of academic institutions.
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