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The need for academic generalists.

Regis B Kelly, Douglas Crawford

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Academia must address the shortage of new therapeutic drugs by fostering scientific generalists. Investing in these versatile researchers can bridge gaps between disciplines and sectors, ultimately increasing societal value.

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Area of Science:

Drug discovery and development
Scientific research policy
Interdisciplinary collaboration

Background:

Current research funding models prioritize scientific specialization, hindering the development of novel therapeutic drugs.
This narrow focus limits academia's ability to generate societal value, particularly when a holistic approach is needed.
A critical gap exists in translating basic science discoveries into clinical applications due to fragmented expertise.

Discussion:

The prevailing emphasis on hyper-specialization within academia is a significant impediment to therapeutic drug innovation.
A broader, more integrated approach is essential to overcome the challenges in drug development pipelines.
The current system fails to adequately connect diverse scientific communities and stakeholders.

Key Insights:

Academia shares responsibility for the scarcity of new therapeutic drugs.
Scientific specialization, while valuable, can obstruct broader societal contributions.
A paradigm shift towards interdisciplinary collaboration is crucial for accelerating drug discovery.

Outlook:

Establish an 'academy of science generalists' to integrate clinical and basic scientists, academia, the private sector, and government.
This initiative aims to foster a more holistic approach to research and development.
A modest investment in academic generalists promises substantial returns in societal benefit and therapeutic innovation.