Is science broken? And how can we fix it? FQxI Podcast @FQxI
Is science broken? And how can we fix it? FQxI Podcast @FQxI
Uploaded March 2023 | Updated September 2026, 13 hours ago
Why is fundamental science becoming less disruptive? Physicists Ian Durham and David Sloan join Zeeya Merali to discuss a recent study in Nature that claims that the proportion of research papers and patents describing big leaps is going down. And we launch FQxI's $40,000 essay contest, which invites you to suggest how science could be different -- and how it could be made better.

Enter now: qspace.fqxi.org/competitions/introduction
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Is science broken? And how can we fix it? FQxI Podcast

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