It might be more relevant to think/complain about eg why data scientists are going into advertising instead of certain types of medical research where their skills might be very relevant.
It might be more relevant to think/complain about eg why data scientists are going into advertising instead of certain types of medical research where their skills might be very relevant.
More money means you can simply hire more technicians to do more lab work. More specialists for data processing, statistics, stats review.
You could compensate referees ... maybe, just a thought. Nah, just let's directly pay more to Elsevier.
More money would mean better and bigger experimental machines.
More money would/could translate into better pay for PhDs, so they wouldn't be incentivized to leave for industry.
And so on.
I got a BME PhD, did neurology/BCI research as a professor, and had to leave because I couldn't get grants. Also, I thought it would be cool to move my family out of my parents' basement, since about 40% of every paycheck went to student loans.