Investing in science is essential for innovation and economic growth. Research on oyster genetics benefits conservation and supports a $186 million aquaculture industry. However, proposed budget cuts of 57% to the National Science Foundation and 40% to the National Institutes of Health threaten research funding and opportunities for young scientists. Canceled internships and reduced fellowships have diminished opportunities, impacting recent graduates and established researchers alike. Advocacy for continued financial support is vital to sustain scientific progress and its associated economic benefits.
Investing in science supports both innovation and economic growth, as demonstrated by ongoing research like oyster genetics, which is crucial for conservation and the aquaculture industry.
Proposed budget cuts of 57% from the National Science Foundation and 40% from the National Institutes of Health threaten funding and opportunities for young scientists.
The demise of internships and reduced federal fellowships signal a troubling trend for future scientific research and educational support.
Advocating for continued investment in science is essential to driving innovation and maintaining the economic benefits derived from scientific research.
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