The Neuro Funding Rollercoaster.

Cerebrum : the Dana forum on brain science Pub Date : 2016-06-01 eCollection Date: 2016-05-01
Harry M Tracy
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Compared to the money dedicated to cancer and cardiology, funding for neuroscience research has lagged behind for decades. But things are starting to change. From the White House's Brain Initiative to the Ice Bucket Challenge for ALS to some recent sizeable gifts to universities, money for brain research appears to be on the rise. But, as our author explains, research and development funding from private and corporate lenders for cognitive neuroscience-an area that he has spent years tracking-is also vital to the quality of life for millions of people.

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神经系统资金过山车。
与用于癌症和心脏病学的资金相比,用于神经科学研究的资金已经落后了几十年。但情况开始发生变化。从白宫的“大脑计划”到针对ALS的“冰桶挑战”,再到最近对大学的一些大笔捐赠,用于大脑研究的资金似乎在不断增加。但是,正如我们的作者所解释的那样,来自私人和公司贷款机构对认知神经科学的研究和开发资金——这是他多年来一直在追踪的领域——对数百万人的生活质量也至关重要。
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