75% of Israelis Want to Invest More Money into Academic Research
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by News Editor
JPost – Three-quarters of the Israeli public think the state invests too little money in academic research and development, according to a poll released by the National Council for R&D issued for publication on Wednesday.
The council publicized the survey, comprised of a representative sample of 528 adults, in time for National Science Day – March 14 – the anniversary of the birth of Albert Einstein.
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