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Funder guidance · North America

HHMI

Howard Hughes Medical Institute

A US private medical research institute. Funds Investigators through employment rather than grants - full salary and lab support for renewable 5-7-year terms. Co-funded the original 2012 CRediT workshop and remains a CRediT advocate. Mandates CC BY open access (2022).

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Active mandates
Note
CRediT status
Internal HHMI
Biosketch format
North America
Jurisdiction

Mandates + policies

Active HHMI requirements

What HHMI currently mandates of funded researchers, and when each rule took effect.

CC BY open access

2022

All HHMI-funded publications must be CC BY at time of publication; full Plan S alignment.

ORCID

ongoing

HHMI Investigators link ORCID iDs in publication-tracking systems.

Preprint deposit

2022

HHMI investigators encouraged to deposit preprints; CC BY licensing required.

CRediT origin partner

2012

Co-hosted the Harvard / Wellcome / HHMI workshop that originated CRediT (CRediT 1.0 published 2014).

Cross-cutting policies

How CASRAI standards apply

CRediT statements

Strongly supported; HHMI Investigators frequently cited as CRediT exemplars

AI-use disclosure

Follows publisher policies; HHMI has not issued separate AI-use guidance

Biosketch / CV

Internal HHMI Investigator review every 5-7 years; no grant-application CV

Reporting cycle

Internal review cycles; no per-grant reporting

Common questions

HHMI FAQ

How does HHMI funding differ from NIH?+

HHMI employs Investigators directly (full salary + lab budget for renewable 5-7-year terms) rather than awarding project grants. HHMI Investigators typically also hold NIH grants but their core support comes from HHMI.

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