Science

This article is about the Science line of research.

Description

By completing researches with the research adviser you can unlock new buildings, units, ships and special effects.  To complete a research topic you need research points, which you can produce in the Academy.

The research topics are divided up into the four categories:
 Seafaring ,  Economy ,  Science  and  Military 

Researches

Well Construction / Well Digging

Eureka!  A well in our settlement!  Now we don't have to wait for rain all the time.  Our citizens will be much better off and the fields don't have to be dry for that long!
Cost:	24
Effect:	Allows: + 50 happiness in your Capital only Cumulative with Museum level's + various. Cumulative with Tavern level's + various. Cumulative with Corruption from low level Palace / Governor's Residence's, in that city - (0 – 92)%. (0 – .08) (if active) Cumulative with Governmental advantages/disadvantages: (if active) Advantages: Democracy's happiness in all cities + 75. Theocracy's happiness in that city + 0 – 150. Disadvanteges: Aristocracy's corruption, in all cities - 3%. (.97) Dictatorship's happiness, in all cities - 75. Nomocracys corruption, in all cities - 5%. (.95) Oligarchy's corruption, in all cities - 3%. (.97) Theocracy's happiness for not having a Temple, in that city - 20. Capital: Producing an approximated minimal Town hall happiness - 25 – + 200. Colony: Producing an approximated minimal Town hall happiness - 75 – + 150. + 50 housing space in your Capital only. Cumulative with Town hall level's capacity + various. Capital: Producing an approximated minimal Town hall capacity + 50. Colony: Producing an approximated minimal Town hall capacity + 0.
Requirement(s):	None
Notes about various Governmental effects: Government How it affects your cities Anarchy Reduces happiness by 25% due to corruption† in all cities (Total happiness + research bonus) x 0.75 Anarchy + Xenocracy‡ Reduces happiness by 25% due to corruption† in all cities (Total happiness + research bonus) x 0.75 Aristocracy Reduces happiness by 3% due to corruption† in all colonies only (Total happiness in the colony + research bonus) x 0.97 Aristocracy + Xenocracy‡ Reduces happiness by 1.5% due to corruption† in all colonies only (Total happiness in the colony + research bonus) x 0.985 Democracy Increases happiness by 75 in all cities (Total happiness + research bonus) +75 Democracy + Xenocracy‡ Increases happiness by 37.5 in all cities (Total happiness + research bonus) +37.5 Dictatorship Reduces happiness by 75 in all cities (Total happiness + research bonus) -75 Dictatorship + Xenocracy‡ Reduces happiness by 37.5 in all cities (Total happiness + research bonus) -37.5 Oligarchy Reduces happiness by 3% due to corruption† in all cities (Total happiness + research bonus) x 0.97 Oligarchy + Xenocracy‡ Reduces happiness by 1.5% due to corruption† in all cities (Total happiness + research bonus) x 0.985 Theocracy Increases happiness by your Island conversion rate x 2 (+150 max) (Total happiness + research bonus) + (Island conversion rate x 2) Reduces happiness by 20 in each city without a Temple (Total happiness + research bonus) -20 Theocracy + Xenocracy‡ Increases happiness by your Island conversion rate (+75 max) (Total happiness + research bonus) + Island conversion rate Reduces happiness by 10 in each city without a Temple (Total happiness + research bonus) -10 ‡ - Xenocracy occurs when your Capital is occupied and it: Reduces all advantages by ½ Reduces all disadvantages by ½ Does not affect Anarchy's corruption † - Governmental corruption: Is removable if you increase your Palace/Governor's Residence up 1 level above what is normally required Is a fixed amount unlike normal corruption which varies depending your Governor's Residence levels Adds to normal corruption (100% max) Can appear in your Capital and Colonies unlike normal corruption, which only appears in colonies

Paper

We have found a way how to write down our knowledge!  Now we have scriptures made from the papyrus plant, so we don't have to chisel our words into the heavy stones anymore in order to fill our library!
Cost:	30
Effect:	Allows: Increase of + 2% (× 1.02) more   research points per scientist per hour. Cumulative with Potion of Wisdom's + 20% (× 1.20)   when activated. Cumulative with Corruption from low level Palace / Governor's Residence's, in that city - (0 – 92)%. (× 0 – × 0.08) (if active) Cumulative with Government advantages/disadvantages: (if active) Advantages: Democracy's + 1   per hour for each displayed cultural goods treaty. Nomocracy's - 5% (× 0.95) corruption (0% min) in all cities. (including the Capital) Technocracy's + 5% (× 1.05)   per hour. Disadvantages: Aristocracy's + 3% (× 1.03) corruption (100% max) in all colonies. (excluding the Capital) Oligarchy's + 3% (× 1.03) corruption (100% max) in all cities. (including the Capital) Theocracy's - 5% (× 0.95)   per hour. For an approximated minimal increase of + (2 – 22)% (× 1.02 – × 1.22)  . Each scientist will now produce approximately 1.02 – 1.22   per hour instead of the normal 1  per hour.
Requirement(s):	Well Construction / Well Digging ( Science )
Notes about various Governmental effects: Government How it affects your cities Anarchy Reduces research point production by 25% due to corruption † in all cities (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x 0.75 Anarchy + Xenocracy ‡ Reduces research point production by 25% due to corruption † in all cities (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x 0.75 Aristocracy Reduces research point production by 3% due to corruption † in colonies only (Total scientists from Academy(s) in colonies x research bonus) x 0.97 Aristocracy + Xenocracy ‡ Reduces research point production by 1.5% due to corruption † in Colonies only (Total scientists from Academy(s) in colonies x research bonus) x 0.985 Democracy Increases research point production by the number of CT(s) in all Museum(s) (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) + CT(s) Democracy + Xenocracy ‡ Increases research point production by ½ the number of CT(s) in all Museum(s) (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) + (CT(s) ÷ 2) Oligarchy Reduces research point production by 3% due to corruption † in all cities (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x 0.97 Oligarchy + Xenocracy ‡ Reduces research point production by 1.5% due to corruption † in all cities (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x 0.985 Technocracy Increases research point production by +5% after adding research bonuses (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x 1.05 Increases gold   costs by +1 per scientist per hour. Technocracy + Xenocracy ‡ Increases research point production by +2.5% after adding research bonuses (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x 1.025 Theocracy Reduces research point production by -5% after adding research bonus (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x .95 Theocracy + Xenocracy ‡ Reduces research point production by -2.5% after adding research bonus (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x .975 ‡ - Xenocracy occurs when your Capital is occupied and it: Reduces all Governmental advantages by ½ Reduces all Governmental disadvantages by ½ Does not affect Anarchy's corruption † - Governmental corruption: Is removable if you increase your Palace / Governor's Residence up 1 level above what is normally required Is a fixed amount unlike normal corruption which varies depending your Governor's Residence levels Adds to normal corruption (100% max) Can appear in your Capital and your Colonies unlike normal corruption, which only appears in your colonies

Espionage

When some of our citizens settle down in other towns, they can help us to keep an eye on our neighbors.  We could keep ourselves informed when a neighbor makes a discovery or what kind of resources he has in stock.
Cost:	420
Effect:	Allows: Building of Hideout's. Allows: Foreign Cultures ( Seafaring )
Requirement(s):	Paper ( Science ) Wealth ( Economy )

Polytheism

Man cannot rationally explain everything that happens in the world.  And whenever he cannot explain it, the answer is sought from the gods.  Gods are like humans on the one hand, but are very different on the other hand.  After all, what other kind of rational explanation can the unexplainable have?
Cost:	1,428
Effect:	Allows: Construction of Temple's. Allows: Greek Fire ( Seafaring )
Requirement(s):	Espionage ( Science ) Expansion ( Seafaring ) Professional Army ( Military )

Ink

Nature gives us everything we need to write:  The birds give us their feathers and eight-armed fish out of the sea provide us with their black ink!  Now we can write down our ideas even better!
Cost:	2,652
Effect:	Allows: Increase of + 4% (1.04)   more research points per scientist per hour. Cumulative with Paper's + 2% (1.02). Cumulative with Potion of Wisdom's + 20% (1.20) when activated. Cumulative with Corruption from low level Palace / Governor's Residence's, in that city - (0 – 92)% (0 – 0.08) (if active). Cumulative with Government advantages/disadvantages: (if active) Advantages: Democracy's + 1   per hour for each displayed cultural goods treaty. Nomocracy's - 5% (0.95) Corruption (0% min) in all cities (including the Capital). Technocracy's + 5% (1.05)   per hour. Disadvantages: Aristocracy's + 3% (1.03) Corruption (100% max) in all colonies (excluding the Capital). Oligarchy's + 3% (1.03) Corruption (100% max) in all cities (including the Capital). Theocracy's - 5% (0.95)   per hour. For an approximated minimal increase of + (6 – 26)% (1.06 – 1.26). Each scientist will now produce approximately 1.06 – 1.26   per hour instead of the normal 1  per hour.
Requirement(s)	Polytheism ( Science )
Notes about various Governmental effects: Government How it affects your cities Anarchy Reduces research point production by 25% due to corruption † in all cities (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x 0.75 Anarchy + Xenocracy ‡ Reduces research point production by 25% due to corruption † in all cities (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x 0.75 Aristocracy Reduces research point production by 3% due to corruption † in colonies only (Total scientists from Academy(s) in colonies x research bonus) x 0.97 Aristocracy + Xenocracy ‡ Reduces research point production by 1.5% due to corruption † in Colonies only (Total scientists from Academy(s) in colonies x research bonus) x 0.985 Democracy Increases research point production by the number of CT(s) in all Museum(s) (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) + CT(s) Democracy + Xenocracy ‡ Increases research point production by ½ the number of CT(s) in all Museum(s) (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) + (CT(s) ÷ 2) Oligarchy Reduces research point production by 3% due to corruption † in all cities (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x 0.97 Oligarchy + Xenocracy ‡ Reduces research point production by 1.5% due to corruption † in all cities (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x 0.985 Technocracy Increases research point production by +5% after adding research bonuses (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x 1.05 Increases gold   costs by +1 per scientist per hour. Technocracy + Xenocracy ‡ Increases research point production by +2.5% after adding research bonuses (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x 1.025 Theocracy Reduces research point production by -5% after adding research bonus (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x .95 Theocracy + Xenocracy ‡ Reduces research point production by -2.5% after adding research bonus (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x .975 ‡ - Xenocracy occurs when your Capital is occupied and it: Reduces all Governmental advantages by ½ Reduces all Governmental disadvantages by ½ Does not affect Anarchy's corruption † - Governmental corruption: Is removable if you increase your Palace / Governor's Residence up 1 level above what is normally required Is a fixed amount unlike normal corruption which varies depending your Governor's Residence levels Adds to normal corruption (100% max) Can appear in your Capital and your Colonies unlike normal corruption, which only appears in your colonies

Government Formation

We have been thinking about the fact that a different form of government could give us special advantages.  To do so there would be quite a lot to organize and we would possibly have to cut down on some staff, but it would be great to have that kind of government.
Cost:	2,836
Effect:	Allows: Starting a Revolution: Allowing: Change your form of Government: Dictatorship (Government). Oligarchy (Government).
Requirement(s):	Ink ( Science )

Invention

There has recently been a number of incidents related to exploding powder and other substances.  That's why we have set up an own Workshops for all the nosy scientists, so that all the explosions don't disturb the work in the academy any more.  It also has stronger walls and can't burn down so easily.
Cost:	4,320
Effect:	Allows: Construction of Workshop's. Allowing: Upgrades to units and ships so that they can do more damage and/or gain better armor.
Requirement(s):	Government Formation ( Science ) Improved Resource Gathering ( Economy )

Cultural Exchange

Our citizens should really have a look at the cultural achievements of other people.  And surely, in exchange, they will be interested in learning from us and exhibiting some of our great works of art in their museums.
Cost:	8,694
Effect:	Allows: Construction of Museum's. Allowing: Exchange of Cultural Good's among other players.
Requirement(s)	Invention ( Science )

Anatomy

We have learned a lot about the human body!  Now we can send doctors into the battle to help the wounded soldiers to quickly get back on to their feet again.  Of course they can mix the right tinctures and some doctors even know a secret recipe for a mixture that makes our fighters even braver.
Cost:	14,952
Effect:	Allows: Training of Doctor's in the Barracks'.
Requirement(s):	Cultural Exchange ( Science )

Optics

When our scientists invent many new things, a glass can break.  Or it gets lost in the infinite vastness of our laboratories, as keeping them tidy isn't really the primal virtue of the academy.  If an optician would take care of not only the quality, but also that all the lenses and glasses are put back where they belong, we would use far less crystal glass!
Cost:	21,360
Effect:	Allows: Construction of Optician's.
Requirement(s):	Anatomy ( Science ) Architecture ( Economy )

Experiments

Our scientists want to have the chance of testing their theories in practice.  These trials would most probably accelerate research time, but does mean they would need a certain amount of additional laboratory equipment.
Cost:	21,360
Effect:	Allows: Swapping of Crystal Glass for research points  . Government form: Technocracy.
Requirement(s):	Optics ( Science )

Mechanical Pen

A brilliant little apparatus:  A smart inventor has managed to teach writing to a machine.  Now we can easily copy our scriptures and our academies can quickly exchange their ideas with each other!
Cost:	31,968
Effect:	Allows: Increase of +8%   more (× 1.08) research points per scientist per hour. Cumulative with Paper's + 2% (× 1.02). Cumulative with Ink's + 4% (× 1.04). Cumulative with Potion of Wisdom's + 20% (× 1.20) when activated. Cumulative with Corruption from low level Palace / Governor's Residence's, in that city (0  –  - 92)%. (× 0.00  –  0.08) (if active) Cumulative with Government advantages/disadvantages: (if active) Advantages: Democracy's + 1   per hour for each displayed cultural goods treaty. Nomocracy's - 5% (× 0.95) Corruption (0% min) in all cities. (including the Capital) Technocracy's + 5%   (× 1.05) per hour. Disadvantages: Aristocracy's +3 % (× 1.03) Corruption (100% max) in all colonies. (excluding the Capital) Oligarchy's + 3% (× 1.03) Corruption (100% max) in all cities. (including the Capital) Theocracy's - 5%   (× 0.95) per hour. For an approximated minimal increase of (+10  –  +34)% (× 1.10  –  1.34). Each scientist will now produce approximately 1.10  –  1.34   per hour instead of the normal 1  per hour.
Requirement(s):	Experiments ( Science )
Notes about various Governmental effects: Government How it affects your cities Anarchy Reduces research point production by 25% due to corruption † in all cities (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x 0.75 Anarchy + Xenocracy ‡ Reduces research point production by 25% due to corruption † in all cities (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x 0.75 Aristocracy Reduces research point production by 3% due to corruption † in colonies only (Total scientists from Academy(s) in colonies x research bonus) x 0.97 Aristocracy + Xenocracy ‡ Reduces research point production by 1.5% due to corruption † in Colonies only (Total scientists from Academy(s) in colonies x research bonus) x 0.985 Democracy Increases research point production by the number of CT(s) in all Museum(s) (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) + CT(s) Democracy + Xenocracy ‡ Increases research point production by ½ the number of CT(s) in all Museum(s) (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) + (CT(s) ÷ 2) Oligarchy Reduces research point production by 3% due to corruption † in all cities (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x 0.97 Oligarchy + Xenocracy ‡ Reduces research point production by 1.5% due to corruption † in all cities (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x 0.985 Technocracy Increases research point production by +5% after adding research bonuses (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x 1.05 Increases gold   costs by +1 per scientist per hour. Technocracy + Xenocracy ‡ Increases research point production by +2.5% after adding research bonuses (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x 1.025 Theocracy Reduces research point production by -5% after adding research bonus (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x .95 Theocracy + Xenocracy ‡ Reduces research point production by -2.5% after adding research bonus (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x .975 ‡ - Xenocracy occurs when your Capital is occupied and it: Reduces all Governmental advantages by ½ Reduces all Governmental disadvantages by ½ Does not affect Anarchy's corruption † - Governmental corruption: Is removable if you increase your Palace / Governor's Residence up 1 level above what is normally required Is a fixed amount unlike normal corruption which varies depending your Governor's Residence levels Adds to normal corruption (100% max) Can appear in your Capital and your Colonies unlike normal corruption, which only appears in your colonies

Bird's Flight

We have learned how to fly like the birds!  Now we can build a machine that can lift a man up into the skies and whizzes above the heads of our enemies with breath-taking speed shooting arrows far behind the front lines.
Cost:	46,848
Effect:	Allows: Recruiting of Gyrocopter's in the Barracks'.
Requirement(s):	Mechanical Pen ( Science ) Ballistics ( Military )

Archiving

We should probably archive our treasured sea charts.  This will allow our sailors to always find the maps they need and save time on their journeys.
Cost:	98,000
Effect:	Allows: Construction of a Sea Chart Archive's in each town.
Requirement(s):	Bird's Flight ( Science ) Sea Charts ( Seafaring )

Letter Chute

A marvel: We can now shoot scrolls through pipes, so that they reach our scientists even faster! This saves us long errands and we have to pay less gold for our scientists!
Cost:	144,720
Effect:	Allows: - 3   less upkeep per scientist . Producing an approximated reduction of - 3  .
Requirement(s):	Archiving ( Science ) Counterweight ( Seafaring ) Helping Hands ( Economy ) Pyrotechnics ( Military )
Notes about various Governmental effects: Government How it affects your cities Anarchy Reduces research point production by 25% due to corruption † in all cities (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x 0.75 Anarchy + Xenocracy ‡ Reduces research point production by 25% due to corruption † in all cities (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x 0.75 Aristocracy Reduces research point production by 3% due to corruption † in colonies only (Total scientists from Academy(s) in colonies x research bonus) x 0.97 Aristocracy + Xenocracy ‡ Reduces research point production by 1.5% due to corruption † in Colonies only (Total scientists from Academy(s) in colonies x research bonus) x 0.985 Democracy Increases research point production by the number of CT(s) in all Museum(s) (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) + CT(s) Democracy + Xenocracy ‡ Increases research point production by ½ the number of CT(s) in all Museum(s) (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) + (CT(s) ÷ 2) Oligarchy Reduces research point production by 3% due to corruption † in all cities (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x 0.97 Oligarchy + Xenocracy ‡ Reduces research point production by 1.5% due to corruption † in all cities (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x 0.985 Technocracy Increases research point production by +5% after adding research bonuses (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x 1.05 Increases gold   costs by +1 per scientist per hour. Technocracy + Xenocracy ‡ Increases research point production by +2.5% after adding research bonuses (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x 1.025 Theocracy Reduces research point production by -5% after adding research bonus (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x .95 Theocracy + Xenocracy ‡ Reduces research point production by -2.5% after adding research bonus (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x .975 ‡ - Xenocracy occurs when your Capital is occupied and it: Reduces all Governmental advantages by ½ Reduces all Governmental disadvantages by ½ Does not affect Anarchy's corruption † - Governmental corruption: Is removable if you increase your Palace / Governor's Residence up 1 level above what is normally required Is a fixed amount unlike normal corruption which varies depending your Governor's Residence levels Adds to normal corruption (100% max) Can appear in your Capital and your Colonies unlike normal corruption, which only appears in your colonies

State Religion

Actually we don't need any secular laws - the religious ones are more than enough.  And while we're at it:  we don't actually need all our civil servants.
Cost:	202,074
Effect:	Allows: Theocracy form of Government.
Requirement(s):	Letter Chute ( Science )

Pressure Chamber

Now we can let our ships sail under water, without them sinking immediately!  The oceans are ours!  No enemy will see us, when we stalk them under water and sink them before they notice us!
Cost:	209,880
Effect:	Allows: Building of Diving Boat's in the Shipyard's.
Requirement(s):	State Religion ( Science ) Paddle Wheel Engine ( Seafaring ) Robotics ( Military )

The Archimedean Principle / The Archimedic Principle

We have managed to let a machine fly!  Now even the sky isn't a limit anymore!  We can let huge balloons fly over the heads of our enemies and throw fire or bee-hives at them from above!
Cost:	444,000
Effect:	Allows: Recruiting of Balloon-Bombardier's in the Barracks'.
Requirement(s):	Pressure Chamber ( Science )

Scientific Future's

The smartest brains in the world are working to answer the big question:  Why are we here?  Why is everything the way it is?  And again we are closer to enlightenment.
Cost:	610,560 x level
Effect:	2% more   (+.02) research points per scientist per level (+16% — 64%) Total scientists x (1.16 — 1.64)
Requirement(s):	Offshore Base ( Seafaring ) Utopia ( Economy ) The Archimedean Principle / The Archimedic Principle ( Science ) Cannon Casting / Canon Casting ( Military )
Notes about various Governmental effects: Government How it affects your cities Anarchy Reduces research point production by 25% due to corruption † in all cities (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x 0.75 Anarchy + Xenocracy ‡ Reduces research point production by 25% due to corruption † in all cities (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x 0.75 Aristocracy Reduces research point production by 3% due to corruption † in colonies only (Total scientists from Academy(s) in colonies x research bonus) x 0.97 Aristocracy + Xenocracy ‡ Reduces research point production by 1.5% due to corruption † in Colonies only (Total scientists from Academy(s) in colonies x research bonus) x 0.985 Democracy Increases research point production by the number of CT(s) in all Museum(s) (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) + CT(s) Democracy + Xenocracy ‡ Increases research point production by ½ the number of CT(s) in all Museum(s) (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) + (CT(s) ÷ 2) Oligarchy Reduces research point production by 3% due to corruption † in all cities (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x 0.97 Oligarchy + Xenocracy ‡ Reduces research point production by 1.5% due to corruption † in all cities (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x 0.985 Technocracy Increases research point production by +5% after adding research bonuses (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x 1.05 Increases gold   costs by +1 per scientist per hour. Technocracy + Xenocracy ‡ Increases research point production by +2.5% after adding research bonuses (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x 1.025 Theocracy Reduces research point production by -5% after adding research bonus (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x .95 Theocracy + Xenocracy ‡ Reduces research point production by -2.5% after adding research bonus (Total scientists from Academy(s) x research bonus) x .975 ‡ - Xenocracy occurs when your Capital is occupied and it: Reduces all Governmental advantages by ½ Reduces all Governmental disadvantages by ½ Does not affect Anarchy's corruption † - Governmental corruption: Is removable if you increase your Palace / Governor's Residence up 1 level above what is normally required Is a fixed amount unlike normal corruption which varies depending your Governor's Residence levels Adds to normal corruption (100% max) Can appear in your Capital and your Colonies unlike normal corruption, which only appears in your colonies

Levels 1 through 25

Level	Cost	Effect	Requirement
1	610,560	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.16|4|0|right}}	Offshore Base ( Seafaring ) Utopia ( Economy ) The Archimedic Principle / The Archimedean Principle ( Science ) Canon Casting / Cannon Casting ( Military )
2	1,221,120	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.18|4|0|right}}	1st Level ( Science )
3	1,831,680	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.2|4|0|right}}	2nd Level ( Science )
4	2,442,240	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.22|4|0|right}}	3rd Level ( Science )
5	3,052,800	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.24|4|0|right}}	4th Level ( Science )
6	3,663,360	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.26|4|0|right}}	5th Level ( Science )
7	4,273,920	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.28|4|0|right}}	6th Level ( Science )
8	4,884,480	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.3|4|0|right}}	7th Level ( Science )
9	5,495,040	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.32|4|0|right}}	8th Level ( Science )
10	6,105,600	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.34|4|0|right}}	9th Level ( Science )
11	6,716,160	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.36|4|0|right}}	10th Level ( Science )
12	7,326,720	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.38|4|0|right}}	11th Level ( Science )
13	7,937,280	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.4|4|0|right}}	12th Level ( Science )
14	8,547,840	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.42|4|0|right}}	13th Level ( Science )
15	9,158,400	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.44|4|0|right}}	14th Level ( Science )
16	9,768,960	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.46|4|0|right}}	15th Level ( Science )
17	10,379,520	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.48|4|0|right}}	16th Level ( Science )
18	10,990,080	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.5|4|0|right}}	17th Level ( Science )
19	11,600,640	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.52|4|0|right}}	18th Level ( Science )
20	12,211,200	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.54|4|0|right}}	19th Level ( Science )
21	12,821,760	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.56|4|0|right}}	20th Level ( Science )
22	13,432,320	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.58|4|0|right}}	21st Level ( Science )
23	14,042,880	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.6|4|0|right}}	22nd Level ( Science )
24	14,653,440	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.62|4|0|right}}	23rd Level ( Science )
25	15,264,000	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.64|4|0|right}}	24th Level ( Science )
Level	Cost	Effect	Requirement

Possible FUTURE Levels 26 through 43

Level	Cost	Effect	Requirement
Possible Future Levels
26	15,874,560	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.66|4|0|right}}	25th Level ( Science )
27	16,485,120	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.68|4|0|right}}	26th Level ( Science )
28	17,095,680	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.7|4|0|right}}	27th Level ( Science )
29	17,706,240	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.72|4|0|right}}	28th Level ( Science )
30	18,316,800	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.74|4|0|right}}	29th Level ( Science )
31	18,927,360	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.76|4|0|right}}	30th Level ( Science )
32	19,537,920	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.78|4|0|right}}	31st Level ( Science )
33	20,148,480	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.8|4|0|right}}	32nd Level ( Science )
34	20,759,040	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.82|4|0|right}}	33rd Level ( Science )
35	21,369,600	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.84|4|0|right}}	34th Level ( Science )
36	21,980,160	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.86|4|0|right}}	35th Level ( Science )
37	22,590,720	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.88|4|0|right}}	36th Level ( Science )
38	23,201,280	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.9|4|0|right}}	37th Level ( Science )
39	23,811,840	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.92|4|0|right}}	38th Level ( Science )
40	24,422,400	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.94|4|0|right}}	39th Level ( Science )
41	25,032,960	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.96|4|0|right}}	40th Level ( Science )
42	25,643,520	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × {{#pad:1.98|4|0|right}}	41st Level ( Science )
43	26,254,080	2% more   (× 1.02) research points per scientist Total scientists × 2.00	42nd Level ( Science )
Level	Cost	Effect	Requirement

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