British Manufacturing rebounds strongly post-BREXIT but UK's senior scientists warn of a detrimental impact on funding,

The video discusses the impact of the double helix discovery on genetics and introduces the Francis Crick Institute, a major biomedical research center in London. It highlights the potential challenges Brexit poses to UK science, particularly in terms of funding and collaboration with EU nations. Despite these challenges, the UK remains a hub for international scientific collaboration, with the Crick Institute attracting researchers from around the world. The video concludes with optimism about the future of science at the Crick, emphasizing its global appeal and the importance of continued investment in research.

What is the primary focus of research at the Francis Crick Institute?

• Environmental science and climate change

• Biomedical research and disease study

• Astronomy and space exploration

• Robotics and artificial intelligence

How does Brexit potentially affect scientific research in the UK?

• It has no impact on scientific research

• It may lead to reduced funding and increased bureaucracy

• It simplifies collaboration with EU nations

• It increases funding from the European Union

Which organization has provided significant funding to UK scientific research?

• United Nations

• NASA

• European Research Council

• World Health Organization

What is a major concern for UK science post-Brexit?

• Decreased international collaboration

• Excessive funding from non-EU countries

• Lack of interest in scientific careers

• Overpopulation of research facilities

What is the outlook for attracting international researchers to the UK post-Brexit?

• It will focus solely on local talent

• It will only attract researchers from EU countries

• It remains positive due to the UK's scientific environment

• It is expected to decline significantly