Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI)
AI Policy at a Glance
No AI-specific policy found for HHMI investigator selection or research outputs as of March 2025. HHMI selection is primarily relationship-driven and committee-evaluated.
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Using AI to write or edit grant narrative, aims, or descriptions
No explicit AI policy published. Contact the editorial office before submitting AI-assisted content.
Images
Using AI to generate or modify figures, diagrams, or illustrations in the application
No explicit AI policy published. Contact the editorial office before submitting AI-assisted content.
Data
Using AI to assist with data analysis, code, or computational methods in the grant
No explicit AI policy published. Contact the editorial office before submitting AI-assisted content.
Detailed Policy Findings
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Disclosure Guidance
Most AI policies require disclosure of AI use in your submission.
Requirements (Where to Disclose)
No HHMI-specific AI policy for investigator applications or research outputs found as of March 2025. HHMI primarily funds investigators directly (not project-based grants), and the selection process is highly relationship-driven.
Common locations: Methods, Data Management Plan, Budget Justification, or a dedicated AI Use Statement. Check your FOA.
Additional Policy Details
Enforcement
HHMI's investigator program involves extensive in-person evaluation. No formal AI policy document published for the application process.
Source & Verification
Policy last updated
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Policy checked on
April 1, 2026
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