A new Merkel-led government could be good news for German science
A blueprint says that investing 3.5% of GDP—up from the current 2.9%—in research is necessary for Germany to keep its edge in innovation.
Read the article in Science Magazine.
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A blueprint says that investing 3.5% of GDP—up from the current 2.9%—in research is necessary for Germany to keep its edge in innovation.
Read the article in Science Magazine.