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Philanthropy Group Urges Investment in Early-Career Scientists, Not Just Projects

A leading science philanthropist argues that unrestricted funding for young researchers produces outsized returns, citing awardees who have founded more than 50 companies worth over $40 billion combined.

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A leading science philanthropist argues that unrestricted funding for young researchers produces outsized returns, citing awardees who have founded more than 50 companies worth over $40 billion combined.

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