Forschungsförderung

The White House has expressed a desire to redirect billions of dollars in research funding away from traditional peer review processes and toward individual scientists and artificial intelligence.

8. Dezember 2025 Von KI berichtet

Kyoto University professor Susumu Kitagawa, a co-winner of this year’s Nobel Prize in chemistry, called for long-term financial support for basic research during a news conference in Stockholm. He noted that it takes around 25 years for basic research to yield practical results, highlighting the mismatch with Japan’s 10-year funding system. Meanwhile, the University of Osaka and Kyoto University have launched funds to support the fields of Japanese Nobel laureates Shimon Sakaguchi and Kitagawa.