Research Funding is critical to societally relevant research

Paul Benneworth; Kate Maxwell

Research Funding is critical to societally relevant research

Paul Benneworth, Kate Maxwell

Center for Higher Education Policy Studies

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Abstract

There has been increasing concern recently in ensuring that public funding for science and innovation creates truly public benefits. This has emerged at a time of an uneasy feeling emerging in society that it is private corporations and patent holders that reap the rewards, particularly in new drugs which may be generally unaffordable despite being ‘discovered’ by public funding.

Original language	English
Publisher	Elephant in the Lab
Publication status	Published - 13 Sep 2018

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