在电影《土拨鼠节》中,比尔·默里扮演了一个倒霉的电视气象预报员,不管他付出多少努力,也无法改变生活的重复与单调。与之类似,生命科学基础研究的长期过程似乎也陷入了这样一个循环。 过去我们的研究必须经历立项、搜集整理证据,然后才能确定某些项目的漫长过程,但一觉醒来却发现:政策和人们研究的初始动机在无情地朝着短期、实用的目标转变。 In the Woodchucker Festival, Bill Murray plays an unlucky TV weather forecaster, no matter how hard he is, and can not change the repetition and monotonous life. Similarly, the long-term process of fundamental research in life science seems to have plunged into such a cycle. In the past, our research had to go through projects, gather evidence, and then determine the lengthy course of certain projects. But when we wake up, we discover that the initial motives of policy and people’s research are relentlessly moving toward short-term and practical goals.