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Research in Slovenia October 2013 http://www.arrs.gov.si/. TRADITION - Evolution of R & I in Slovenia. 1550 Primož Turbar, first printed books in Slovene Janez Vajkard Valvasor (1641-1693), fellow of The Royal Society in London - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Research in Slovenia
October 2013October 2013
http://www.arrs.gov.si/http://www.arrs.gov.si/
TRADITION - Evolution of R&I in Slovenia
• 1550 Primož Turbar, first printed books in Slovene• Janez Vajkard Valvasor (1641-1693), fellow of The Royal Society in
London• 1693 Academia operosorum Labacensium, first scientific academy in
Ljubljana• Jurij Vega (1754-1802), Logarithm Tables • Jožef Stefan (1835-1893), Rector of the University of Vienna (1876-1877),
crater on the moon is called Stefan, Stefan’s law in physics • 1919 University of Ljubljana (beginnings in 1597)• Frederik Pregl (1869-1930), Nobel Prize in Chemistry (1923)• 1975 University of Maribor (beginnings in 1859)• Modern research institutes - after world war II.
– Institute ‘Jožef Stefan’ (1949)– National Institute of Chemistry (1946)– National Institute of Biology (1960)– Scientific Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts (1981)
Institutional design and position of the ARRS
Operational level
Science & technology council
Government of the RS
Strategic level
MESS Other ministries
Policy levelMinistry of
Defence
ARRS
Executive level
Scientific Community
ARRS main areas of operation
Promotion of excellent
and applicative research
Monitoring and analysing
Funding of research
Objectiveevaluation
Research in Slovenia
- Funding and Relevance
- Scientific quality
- Information Technology Support
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Estonia
Portugal
GERD: 6/27, 120 % EU-27
GDP: 16/27, 70 % EU-27
without bussines: 14/27, 83 %
European comparison 2000–2011: GDP per inhabitant, % GERD R&D
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Resources from the bussines: Slovenia 0,06 % GDPEU-27 0,05 % GDP
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Slovenia/EU-27 88,9 % 91,7 % 91,9 % 97,4 % 93,4 %
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Source: UNU-MERIT, EC
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Research in Slovenia
- Funding and Relevance
- Scientific quality
- Information Technology Support
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Documents per million population (Source: WoS)
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1992-1996 1995-1999 2000-2004 2005-2009 2007-2011
Slovenia/EU-27 62,8 % 88,6 % 131,1 % 166,5 % 186,4 %
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1992-1996 1995-1999 2000-2004 2005-2009 2007-2011
Slovenia/EU-27 31,1 % 52,8 % 76,4 % 104,5 % 125,8 %
Citations per million population (Source: WoS)
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Citations per million population 2007–2011 (Source: WoS)
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EU-27 Slovenia Estonia
Impact relative to world (Source: WoS)
Impact relative to world (Source: WoS)
Latvia
Lithuania
Netherlands
Austria
Belgium
Bulgaria
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Denmark
Estonia EU-27
Finland
France
Greece
Ireland
Italy
Luxembourg
Hungary
Malta
Germany
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Slovakia
Slovenia
Spain
Sweden United Kingdom
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% documents cited (2007-2011)
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Number of publications within the top 10% most cited publications per million population
Source: Science-Metrix, 2012
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Number of publications within the top 1% most cited publications per million population
Source: ESI, ISI WoS, 2007-2013
Number of publications within the top 1% most cited publications in the period 2002-2012 per million population
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PRE-SELECTION Call for pre-selected
researchers on a 5-year scientific production basis
~ 100 %
DRAFT APPLICATIONS(OUTLINE PROPOSALS)
APROJECTS ON THE
BASIS OF PROJECT QUALITY
B (B1+B2+B3) ~ 100 %
B
REJECTED PROJECTS
CALL FOR SUBMISSION OF FULL PROPOSALS
EVALUATION MADE BY THE PANEL ON THE BASIS OF PEER REVIEW
(international peers) – 2 per project
FINAL LIST OF APPROVED PROJECTSPanel: scientific body & international peers
Scientific Council of the Agency
Only selected projects are invited
Assessments are sent to applicants
PHASE 1
PHASE 2
Funding of ResearchTwo Step Evaluation Process
Scientific excellence and relevance of research programmes
Scientific criteria
Relevance criteria· funds from european projects and other international projects / core funds
· funds from companies / core funds
· funds from other ministries / core funds
BC 1A 2A 3A
2A· funds for projects and young researchers / core funds· international quality within scientific field (citations)
1A
C: below 0,5
calculation according to average of individual scientific discipline↓
A, B and CA: above 1 (1 = average)
B: from 0,5 to 1
BC
Research in Slovenia
- Funding and Relevance
- Scientific quality
- Information Technology Support
ARRS’s Web Portal
Evaluation and Review of Research Results
– Use of SICRIS system and its abstracts of research work
• The most important scientific results• Socio-economic significance of research
– Use of COBISS bibliographic system– Use of international citation indexes (ISI,
CSA and other bibliographic databases
SICRIS Information System
About SICRIS Information System
SICRIS = SlovenIan Current Research Information System • developed and maintained by the Institute of Information Science (IZUM
) and ARRS
• Currently presented entities:933 research organisations1490 research groups14247 researchers5731 research projects450 research programs
• allows viewing of presentation pages of more than 500 European projects of the EU Framework Programmes directly from the Projects database within the CORDIS system
• http://sicris.izum.si/default.aspx?lang =eng
COBISS bibliographic systemCOBISS.Net - Support to knowledge and intercultural dialogue
COBISS is Crossing Borders
Digital Library dLib.si
Research Reports at dLib.si
Videolectures
Videolectures.net Pro(mo)gram
Science Atlas
Additional activities realized by ARRS
• Evaluation by ESF
”Since its founding in 2004, the Slovenian Research Agency (SRA) has been extremely effective in establishing itself as a modern and efficient funding agency comparable to well-established European research councils and funding organisations with much stronger heritage and current portfolios.”
• International enforcement of ARRS
• “Leading Agency”
• Establishment of a common contract (from 4029 to 133 cotracts)
• Electronic administration (2020 - 95% reports with digital signatures)
• Effective supervision: € 320,000 returned within three years