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INNOVATION – NOW AND FOR GENERATIONS TO COME

Merck is a leading science and technology company with a 350-year history of scientific achievement. Advancing human progress has always been at the heart of everything we do. Much of our work to make the lives of people around the world longer, better and more sustainable is done in conjunction with a global network of partners.

To help stimulate innovative research that has the potential to address unmet needs in areas of current or emerging importance, we provide a series of research grants: researchgrants.merckgroup.com.

In preparation for the “Curious 2022 – Future Insight” global scientific conference (http://curiousfutureinsight.org), which takes place from 12–14 July, Merck and AAAS/Science have published an updated edition of the “Milestones of science” poster (https://www.science.org/content/resource/milestones-science), which summarises many of the most significant scientific milestones in the history of humanity.

The posters description reads: “Through a process of education and learning, building upon the previous generations’ advances, humans have evolved intellectually at a rapid pace, going from mapping celestial bodies

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