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Unlocking our future (1998)
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Poslao/poslala: Branimir Lukić
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2005.11.28. 18:40
Komentar #19 u sadašnjem gostovanju spominje dokument "Unlocking our future: Toward a New National Science Policy" koji je sastavio Odbor za znanost američkog Kongresa. Google search izbaci html i pdf verziju. Premda ima stotinjak stranica, već površni pregled može dati korisne informacije. Npr. jedna vezana uz prirodu financiranja PhD-a i moguće konflikte interesa (str. 68 u pdf verziji).
Typically, a Ph.D. student’s research is funded by federal grant money controlled by the student’s thesis advisor, making the student directly dependent upon his or her advisor for support. In contrast, many post-doctoral fellows seek and obtain their own funding for their research projects (through a competitive grant process based on peer review). Extending to greater numbers of deserving graduate students § this increased control over their own financial resources for their research projects should be considered, as allocating the financial resources exclusively to the faculty places the focus on the needs of the advisor, not the student.The potential thus exists for the student’s graduate experience to be dominated by the faculty member’s need to generate publishable research results—and not the student’s own scientific and professional development. |
| Svatko tko razmišlja o znantvenoj politici (policy) trebao bi procitati svu ili dijelove toga dokumenta. Iz njega se dobro vidi kako o budućnosti razmišlja znanstveno najjača zemlja na svijetu. Posebno je istaknuta briga za obrazovanje i za fundamentalna znanstvena istraživanja. |
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