>The failure of grants committees to foster development of mRNA vaccines is telling. That a for-profit company proved able to develop the technology does not me

>The failure of grants committees to foster development of mRNA vaccines is telling. That a for-profit company proved able to develop the technology does not mean that for-profit companies are good at research. well, may it be that the actual mRNA vaccine development wasn't much about fundamental science and the level of knowledge there had reached the state "ready to be productized", thus the grant committees were right?