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"Science funding" as a book category covers the systems, policies, economics and practices that support scientific research and innovation. Books in this genre examine how research is financed — public budgets and agencies, private foundations, corporate R&D and venture capital — and explore topics such as grant writing and administration, science policy, priority-setting, evaluation and metrics of impact, philanthropy, commercialization, and international comparisons of funding models. They may be analytical histories, practical guides for researchers and administrators, policy proposals, case studies of major projects or funding crises, or investigations into the social and ethical effects of who pays for science and why. Intended audiences range from scientists and university leaders to policymakers, funders, journalists and interested general readers, all seeking to understand how funding shapes what science gets done and how it affects research quality and societal outcomes.

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