Science: Небезпечне падіння досліджень в Росії (л)
02/06/2010 | Skapirus
Publications and Expats Warn Of Russia's Dangerous Decline
Daniel Clery
Russian researchers at home and abroad have long warned that Russian basic research is in a dangerous, even terminal, decline. Last week, information provider Thomson Reuters confirmed their fears, releasing an analysis* of worldwide publications that shows that Russia's research output has continued to slide since the demise of the Soviet Union. After a peak of more than 29,000 papers published in 1994, the total slumped to 22,000 in 2006, although it bounced back somewhat in the following 2 years. In the 5 years from 2004 to 2008, Russia produced only 127,000 papers, 2.6% of the world's total. During that time, Russia ranked behind countries such as China (8.4%), Canada (4.7%), Australia (3.0%), and India (2.9%) and was only slightly ahead of the Netherlands (2.5%).
http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/summary/327/5966/631-a
На жаль, ситуація в Україні навряд чи краща, ніж в Росії.
Daniel Clery
Russian researchers at home and abroad have long warned that Russian basic research is in a dangerous, even terminal, decline. Last week, information provider Thomson Reuters confirmed their fears, releasing an analysis* of worldwide publications that shows that Russia's research output has continued to slide since the demise of the Soviet Union. After a peak of more than 29,000 papers published in 1994, the total slumped to 22,000 in 2006, although it bounced back somewhat in the following 2 years. In the 5 years from 2004 to 2008, Russia produced only 127,000 papers, 2.6% of the world's total. During that time, Russia ranked behind countries such as China (8.4%), Canada (4.7%), Australia (3.0%), and India (2.9%) and was only slightly ahead of the Netherlands (2.5%).
http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/summary/327/5966/631-a
На жаль, ситуація в Україні навряд чи краща, ніж в Росії.
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2010.02.11 | Dr. A. Cula
Re: Science: Небезпечне падіння досліджень в Росії (л)
Тут http://www.gazeta.ru/science/2010/02/08_a_3321137.shtml також дещо є. Цікаво, а про Україну є такі дані?2010.02.12 | Skapirus
Ось ще трохи з Nature cтосовно Росії та України (л)
http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/nj7282-835cResearch output falls
Russia is one of only two countries whose science-paper publishing rate has fallen.
Of 45 nations monitored by the US National Science Foundation (NSF) for its Science and Engineering Indicators 2010, Russia was one of only two (the other was Ukraine) whose research output fell between 1995 and 2007. Russia's scientists published 18,603 papers in 1995, 3.2% of the global total, but only 13,953 in 2007 — 1.8% of the total. In comparison, China's output rose by 16.5%, Brazil's by 10.9% and India's by 5.7% over the same period, the NSF report finds. As detailed in a 27 January Thomson Reuters report, The New Geography of Science: Research and Collaboration in Russia the country's research output reached a high of about 29,000 papers in 1994.
2010.02.11 | Уляна
Тут є про внесок України в світову науку
Можливо, ви вже читали. Там є таблиці про кількість статей, цитувань, внесок країни в цілому і внесок на душу населення. ППричому. в таблиці є дані також про США, Канаду, Польщу, Росію, Іспанію...http://www.nauka.in.ua/news/archive/article_detail/2308