Science, engineering, and technolog

Science, engineering, and technology are fundamental to the economic success of any international competitive country.
Education, health care, the environment, manufacturing industry services and the quality of life all increasingly benefit from the work of scientists, engineers and technologists. The research carried out in Britain’s publicly funded higher education institutions and research institutes forms a vital contribution to the health of the economy and the country’s future industrial development.
As a source of inventions and ideas and highly trained manpower, these institutions are required to play an increasing role in technological innovation, there by institutions are required to play an increasing industrial competitiveness and addressing social and cultural needs. A range of government support and award schemes exists to bring research out of the laboratory and into the market place.
However, the Government considers that public funding should primarily support the pursuit of basic scientific knowledge, while industry should bear the main responsibility for the commercial development of scientific advances.
Many industries fund their own research and run their own laboratories. Large companies such as ICI, BT (British Telecom) and BP develop new types of products, equipment and processes. Industry also funds university research and finances contract research at government establishments, individual research organizations. A large amount of funding for research, particularly in medicine, also comes from Britain’s charitable organizations.
Britain cannot claim sole credit for all the achievement covered in this booklet and owes much international collaboration, which has long been a tradition in science and is increasingly important today. Many British research teams are engaged in major program in partnership with their overseas counterparts. However, while teams of the past, British academics and inventors continue to make worldwide reputations,

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Science, engineering, and technology are fundamental to the economic success of any international competitive country. Education, health care, the environment, manufacturing industry services and the quality of life all increasingly benefit from the work of scientists, engineers and technologists. The research carried out in Britain’s publicly funded higher education institutions and research institutes forms a vital contribution to the health of the economy and the country’s future industrial development. As a source of inventions and ideas and highly trained manpower, these institutions are required to play an increasing role in technological innovation, there by institutions are required to play an increasing industrial competitiveness and addressing social and cultural needs. A range of government support and award schemes exists to bring research out of the laboratory and into the market place. However, the Government considers that public funding should primarily support the pursuit of basic scientific knowledge, while industry should bear the main responsibility for the commercial development of scientific advances. Many industries fund their own research and run their own laboratories. Large companies such as ICI, BT (British Telecom) and BP develop new types of products, equipment and processes. Industry also funds university research and finances contract research at government establishments, individual research organizations. A large amount of funding for research, particularly in medicine, also comes from Britain’s charitable organizations. Anh không thể yêu cầu bồi thường các tín chỉ duy nhất cho tất cả thành tựu bao gồm trong tập tài liệu này và nợ nhiều sự hợp tác quốc tế, mà từ lâu đã là một truyền thống trong khoa học và là ngày càng quan trọng vào ngày hôm nay. Nhiều nhóm nghiên cứu anh đang tham gia vào các chương trình lớn trong quan hệ đối tác với các đối tác ở nước ngoài. Tuy nhiên, trong khi đội của quá khứ, học giả người Anh và nhà phát minh tiếp tục làm cho danh tiếng trên toàn thế giới,