Biotechnology is expected to become a local economic engine
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December 20 22:08:53, 2018
Florida and the rest of the United States, which have been languishing in scientific research, are trying to break the current scientific pattern and make a difference in their scientific career. Over the past 25 years, the U.S. economic and political forces have apparently shifted to the south and the western Rockies. However, research funding is still mainly concentrated in other parts of the country. This creates an imbalance, and political leaders and university presidents such as Florida, Texas, and Arizona are working hard to resolve this imbalance. The current research pattern in the United States was formed after the Second World War. Most of the research funding has flowed to the most powerful universities at the time, and almost all of these universities are located in the East Coast, Midwest, and California of the United States. . After World War II, the United States began to shift its economic activity and population distribution. But the most important and powerful research institutions in the United States are still concentrated in those places. In a broad sense, the situation should have been like this. The most powerful force of the American system is its elitism, that is, the distribution of research funds is based on a solid peer review system; the second force is its diversity: most of the research funding of American universities is funded by at least dozens of institutions; The third force of this system is often misunderstood as its weakness: The US Congress occasionally actively supports some special research projects. If used cautiously and selectively, this process of Congress can correct the natural tendency that research funds always accumulate in the same place. Over time, these forces promoted the development of first-rate research in the southern and southwestern United States. But for Florida governor Jeb Bush, the rate of growth is not fast enough. There are many ways to encourage them to do this. The best way is through the establishment of a public university of all influence. Therefore, the Governor of Bush had invested in the ambition of the Scripps branch. Critics questioned the benefits of this investment plan. They said that too many states now use biotechnology as an economic engine. However, experience has shown that Florida and other states do the right thing: establish ambitious goals and actively seek more research funding.