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San Diego NIH Funding Slips to $1B as Federal Budget Fights Test Torrey Pines Research Landlords

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National Institutes of Health funding to San Diego researchers slipped to $1.0 billion in the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30, part of a West Coast pullback Savills also tracked in the Bay Area and Seattle that puts Torrey Pines institutes, university labs and the landlords that house them at the center of a Washington budget fight.

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