Trump kills science in the US, China calls scientists to himself

< IMG SRC = "/Uploads/Blogs/01/BA/IB -FQVFJ3T5F_C6FC9316.jpg" Alt = "Trump kills science in the US < P >< Strong > Under the slogan “will make America a great again” Trump destroys one of the pillars of American power – the championship in science and technology. 0 ~/p > > 62 > 62 > 62 < p > The desire of Trump's administration to reduce US State Budget Expenditures & nbsp; nbsp; America's scientific and technical leadership in the world is struck. About it writes & nbsp; bloomberg by analyzing the latest white house solutions.

< P > Although historically in the US the private sector was the main source of financing of scientific institutions, reducing state programs, initiated by Trump, has already affected the scientific sector.

< p > “Harvard University temporarily suspended the hire of teachers. Columbia university is trying to reduce federal funding to $ 400 million. The California Technology Institute leaves post -DOCTOCs unfilled”, & ndash; ndash; lists Bloomberg only some of the consequences.

< p >Experts warn that the reduction of state scientific programs can slow down the development of American science. In the worst case, it can radically change the entire US scientific system that has made America a world leader in science after World War II. & Amp; nbsp;

~ < p > “is an ecosystem that benefits all and through which the US stays in the front. considers Fiona Harrison, Head of the Physics, Mathematics and Astronomy of the California Institute of Technology. & nbsp;

< P > Jeffrey Lazo, an independent economist who specializes in the meteorological forecast market, notes that, for example, in the weather forecasting segment, it is the US government that is not a private sector, was a major source of funding. State investments in the National Weather Service contributed to the development of the weather market. Now this market generates at least 85 billion dollars of economic benefit, which is more than 20 times more, the Government of this sector.

< p > and while the US government reduces the financing of scientific programs, their chief geopolitical rival, China, uses the moment and already invites to work for the work of American scientists who have lost their work through Trump's efficiency policy.