Does the government support young scientists in your country?
Please comment on the above subject.
Especially interesting are:
- system support research and development for scientists who are at the beginning of their scientific path;
- separate pool of grants gained in transparent procedures;
- support network for adepts of science by highly experienced researchers / academics;
- possibility academic advancement for the best of them, etc.
Thanks in advance for reply to all colleagues who wish to speak on the matter,
sincerely yours,
Tomasz Maliszewski
Dear Tomasz
Here , in my contrary (Iraq) our government do not support young and old scientists , so no one can be safe even simple people.But , here , the teaching is free for all stages in all government schools and universities.
Regards
Indian Junior Research Fellowships in Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR) provide Research Fellowships and Associateships to bright young men and women for training in methods of research under the expert guidance of faculty members/scientists working in University Departments/Institutes of National Importance/National Laboratories and Institutes of CSIR in various fields of Science & Technology and Medical Sciences.
http://www.csirhrdg.res.in/srf_anx_1.pdf
In our country, the Government weakly supports research and development of young scientists. A mandatory condition of all grants is the availability of publications in highly ranked scientific journals and databases. This condition is difficult to achieve for all young scientists in the world. At best an adequate Manager will insert the name of his young colleague. But this is not the way, because the vision and opinion of a young scientist can fundamentally not be the same and he will be forced to submit to circumstances. Of course, some companies give the chance to publish an article by a grant for young scientists, but this phenomenon all over the world not widely available.
Dear Tomasz
Here , in my contrary (Iraq) our government do not support young and old scientists , so no one can be safe even simple people.But , here , the teaching is free for all stages in all government schools and universities.
Regards
No support for scientific research in Arab countries. ...for this results we can't doing good works. .
Dear Dr Нина Nina Самойловская Samoylovskaya...happy to see you her in reserch gate. Regards
Dr Нина Nina Самойловская Samoylovskaya.do you like to study copepod parasites of the Arabian gulf region
No, the government does not support young scientists in Serbia. They are leaving country and contribute to foreign countries. Government policy is very bad in that sense. They have some efforts towards returning of young scientists to Serbia, but bad outcomes are achieved.
Dear Colleagues,
Good Day,
There are no support by the government to any scientist, to be frank not at present time (since 2003- ----), but before that time Yes. they used to support, encouragement and promotion in so many fields, such as:
Dear @Tomasz, I have had some threads related to the issue that you have raised.
https://www.researchgate.net/post/Money_shortage_for_young_scientists_and_future_University_professors_calls_into_question_the_future_of_higher_education
https://www.researchgate.net/post/Scientific_diaspora_Are_You_aware_of_its_power_and_possibilities_of_their_contribution_to_motherland?_tpcectx=search
In fact, in Jordan, we have many funds for supporting young scientists and for supporting high quality researches.
I can't really say there is any specific government support structure for young scientists in my country.
Yes, there are scholarships and fellowships for young scientists.
yes, there are scholarships and fellowship in our country. In addition to, there is INSPIRE programme of Department of Science and Technology to promote talent in Science.
Dear All,
In my country (Iraq), there is no support for young or aged scientist at all, also no funding for research, so that lead many researcher to connect other countries and universities to get financial and academic support.
Regards, Emad
No, the government does not support ANY scientist in my country.
Dear Tomasz
I agree with the opinion of the Iraqi colleagues about supporting of government for young
Thank you
Lots of support from the government (Canada) in the form of scholarships and grants. On top of that additional support from the industry and individuals.
Dear Tomasz:
Support for science, including young scientists, has always had ups and downs in Argentina, in line with the chronic political and economic instability of the country. A serious problem is that companies have no interest in financing scientific research. Therefore, all responsibility for scientific development rests on the shoulders of the government, which is chronically underfunded due to tax evasion, a distorted tax system, and economic stagnation. There is currently a protest of young scientists due to budget cuts caused by a huge fiscal deficit .
Thanks for the invitation Tomasz.
Well, in my country (Egypt) the scientific researches are only highlighted on some governmental institutions (universities, companies,....) for post-graduate academic people. Unfortunately, there are two main reasons for the low level in scientific research field :
1- The possibilities that the government provides for the researchers are very weak and not sophisticated enough.
2- Low budget, which affects the quality and number of researches yearly.
3- The lack of awareness of how effective and strength that a research can make in changing peoples' life positively.
Dear Dr. Tomasz Maliszewski,
In most of the countries, partial or full support is provided till level of HE. After graduation, the governments' supports are not generalized. Govt., semigov. and private sectors in collaborations promote researh.
In Kenya, as much as the support is not sufficient, the government has really tried to support young scientist. Through National Commission for Science, Technology and Innovation (Nacosti) many young scientist, have been able to get grants through which they are able to do research. This has gone along way in improving research and empowering young scientists.
we just hope that the government will set aside more funds so that many young and even established scientists can be funded to conduct research.
Dear Tomasz Maliszewski,
In India, the budding and young scientists are being supported by the Indian Council of Medical Research(ICMR), department of Science and technology(DST), and Department of Biotechnology(DBT) exclusively for the conduct of biomedical research. There are different set of guidelines of the government of India in the context of various types of research. The research proposals when approved in the final stage, funds are allocated to start the work as per guidelines.
yes there are various Fellowship in our country to support young scientist for promoting research and innovation. UGC fellowship, INSPIRE fellowship, Maulana azad fellowship and many other ICAR fellowship are available in our country
The government in my country are still lacking behind in that aspect but I believe there is room for change
Dear @Emad, you must always bring the link of the picture, just like I do it now. Just click "conditions" for sharing the content and You will realize it.
No matter how science is big, Government must support young scientists. Otherwise, there is no future for this country!
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-big-is-science/
Yes, Indain Govt. supports in many ways in the form of fellowships that mentioned by Indian RG friends.
We can include INSA also
Indian National Science Academy
INSA Medals for Young Scientists
http://insaindia.res.in/aa4young1.php
The following are the list of awards given to Sientists
o Ramanujan Prize- Mathematics
o Right Livelihood Award: Field of environment
o Kalinga – Science
o Dhanwantri – Medical science
o Bhatnagar – Science
o Bharat ratna- Science
o R.D. Birla Award: Medical sciences
o Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Award- Science and Technology
Dear
In country government supports young scientists by some programm like FONRID.
Dear Prof. Ljubomir Jacić,
Thank you so much for your fully valued notification, but I just get this post from my colleague as it was without any reference or source, anyway, I am going to take your invoice into my account for future.
Regards, Emad
Dear @Emad, it is my suggestion, not invoice, but it is RG condition as a MUST for sharing any content to Researchgate.
Government of India through its various scientific bodies supports young scientists in number of ways. The Department of Science and Technology (DST) provide grant in aid to Young Scientists, who intend to pursue their bright ideas in newly emerging frontier areas of research in science and technology, to work for integrated research programme involving interdisciplinary fields and to acquire experience in the management of a project. In addition, various scientific bodies like CSIR, DBT, ICMR, ICAR, CCRAS, and others provide project based fellowship for doctoral (JRF/SRF) and post-doctoral (Research Associate) research. The Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR) introduced, in 1987, a scheme of Awards for Young Scientists in CSIR system in order to promote excellence in various fields of science and technology. These Awards are known as “CSIR Young Scientist Awards”. Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB) provide Start-up Grant for Young Scientists (YSS).
Dear Tomasz,
If there is need to help young scientists it means that something wrong in the system. The process of renovation in the science should be natural. For some reason the established scientists don’t want to retire. Artificially incrementing the number of scientists is harmful. The process of renovation is science should be seriously analysed and regulated. The governmental funding in science should be directed mainly to the young scientists.
Although I don't currently work in my Nigeria, but I know that the government rarely supports scientists. I have never heard of any support specifically for young scientists in Nigeria. In the UK where I work, there are many programmes for young scientists and early career researchers.
Dear Colleague,
The Indian government support research. they are focusing only quality of research but results are not good.how many researcher take patents in india is question mark.my suggestion is to improve quality facility and output of the research lot of public and private sectore projects is there in india but results is nill.thats way change the environment,potiential ideas implemented to the reserch,automatically the expecation is grow.
Thank you
In the case of Cuba, in general the government support the work of young researchers, but the lack of resources and sometime the behaviour of the politicians affect negatively the government policy on this issue.
Program “Start Up for Science” was created to support young, talented and perspective Serbian scientists to realize their scientific ideas and achieve independence in scientific research.
“Start Up for Science” is the continuation of the past projects of Phillip Morris, dedicated to empowering young people on the path of realization of their leadership potential and motivating them to contribute with their work to the social, economic and scientific development of Serbia....
This is for 5 young scientists only! The value of one is 5000 euros!!!
http://www.pokrenisezanauku.rs/en
Yes, in my country, the government supports scientists in a specific way according to the possibilities of higher education policy. However, scientists expect more action on this issue.
Unfortunately, science has the lowest value in my country and money determines value.
Department of Science and Technology, Govt. of India and Indian Space Research Organisation have launched several fellowship programs which provides opportunities to Young Scientists for pursuing exciting and innovative research in frontier areas.
http://www.dst.gov.in/fellowship-opportunities-researchers
https://www.isro.gov.in/update/13-feb-2019/young-scientist-programme-launched
The academic elite benefit from certain previllages offered by the government. The reason is that young scientists stand at the forefront of national self sufficiency and they are an invaluable cultural capital who can satisfy the needs of the society.
Young researchers of Serbia have been supported by different Government Agencies.
https://www.mis.org.rs/en/about-us/
https://www.mis.org.rs/en/yrs_profile/donors/
In my opinion, the research should be opened to independent researcher to publish there work in all countries, and not only for researcher whom has the research as main occupation . This will enrich certainly the research output.
The Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB), Department of Science & Technology, Government of India supports basic research in frontier areas of Science & Engineering. A regular faculty / researcher in an academic / research institution can seek research support to carry out his/her research. Board also gives special attention to young scientists below the age of 35 years to undertake research independently.
http://serb.gov.in/srgg.php
Also, young scientists have not been supported by the Iraqi Government.
An international and regional support is fine, especcially when Government has no enough funding.
As reported by the Center for the Promotion of Science, the Foundation would primarily approve grants to young scientists from the Western Balkans looking to found top quality teams and laboratories in the region. Furthermore, it would develop a program of financing which would increase the mobility of scientists and enable cooperation between researchers from the Western Balkans with their European colleagues...
This is a phenomenal opportunity for Western Balkans researchers, which we mustn't miss. If the member-countries of the Summit adopt the proposals from the document signed in Trieste, young scientists from the region will have a chance to win the prestigious grant whose value might reach up to EUR 750,000 as soon as 2019 – Dr Sofija Stefanovic, the first winner of the ERC grant in Serbia and a member of the Expert Group, stated on this occasion...
https://www.ekapija.com/en/news/1819644/support-to-young-researchers-from-the-region-western-balkans-research-foundation-founding
- Badges
- Science topic
- Similar topics
- Microbiology
- Scientific Research