#science policy

Has anyone else noticed basic sciences getting overshadowed by biotech’s flashy claims?

Does the push for 'open science' undermine the integrity of basic research?

Is funding obscure fundamental research a smart long-term investment, or just a luxury that most countries can't actually afford right now?

Would you rather fund basic science curiosity or chase obvious biotech profits — why is that even a debate?

Are we valuing flashy biotech startups over actual, slow-burn basic research?

With climate shifts accelerating, is basic science research more critical than ever?

Should we fund CRISPR cancer trials more than studying fruit fly genetics?

Is biotech actually outpacing basic biology research, or is that just hype?

Why do basic sciences get overlooked when everyone wants to fund the next big biotech startup?