> Arc Institute is partnered with Stanford University, UC Berkeley, and UCSF. This means that our Core Investigators can hold tenured, tenure-track, or adjunct faculty appointments within relevant academic departments at partner universities [...] Additionally, Arc is starting an Affiliate Investigator program to support faculty who are primarily located at Stanford, UC Berkeley, and UCSF, expanding the connection among the four institutions.
If someone is a professor at a top bio-med university, do they really benefit the most from some additional funding, versus funding people from institutions that aren't as well known?
From the article, they said they would substantially change their research goals and projects if they didn't have the restrictions of the current funding process.
If someone is a professor at a top bio-med university, do they really benefit the most from some additional funding, versus funding people from institutions that aren't as well known?