Prof. Jerzy Woźnicki przewodniczącym Rady Głównej Nauki i Szkolnictwa Wyższego

Prof. Jerzy Woźnicki przewodniczącym Rady Głównej Nauki i Szkolnictwa Wyższego - 11.01.2014 PAP - Nauka w Polsce

Prof. Jerzy Woźnicki z Politechniki Warszawskiej został nowym przewodniczącym Rady Głównej Nauki i Szkolnictwa Wyższego (RGNiSW). Na stanowisku zastąpił prof. Józefa Lubacza również z Politechniki Warszawskiej. Funkcję tę będzie pełnił do 2017 roku. 

R&D, Patenting and Growth The Role of Public Policy

Westmore, B. (2013), "R&D, Patenting and Growth: The Role of Public Policy", OECD Economics Department Working Papers, No. 1047, OECD Publishing.
doi: 10.1787/5k46h2rfb4f3-en

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Knowledge-Based Capital, Innovation and Resource Allocation

Andrews, D. and C. Criscuolo (2013), "Knowledge-Based Capital, Innovation and Resource Allocation", OECD Economics Department Working Papers, No. 1046, OECD Publishing.
doi: 10.1787/5k46bj546kzs-en

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Educationtoday - your country and the crisis (OECD)

Educationtoday, the OECD’s new social media tool,  gives you: 

• easy access to the latest education research from the OECD’s leading international experts and practitioners; 
• key country-specific statistics and clear summaries of the impact of the crisis on education in individual countries; 
• a quick snapshot of education-related policy, statistics, case studies and best practices by topic or tag; 
• a means to share your ideas about education and education policy with policy makers, university administrations, students  and people in all walks of life from around the world. 

education wikicrisis: Poland

Sectoral Level Analysis - Future skills needs

In order to ensure sound change management, the European Commission has conducted 18 sectoral studies that seek to identify emerging competences and future skills needs. By applying a common foresight scenario-based approach, these studies provide options both for anticipating and adapting to change. The studies cover the following areas:

THE GLOBAL COMPETITION FOR TALENT

THE GLOBAL COMPETITION FOR TALENT The Rapidly Changing Market for International Students and the Need for a Strategic Approach in the US by John Aubrey Douglass and Richard Edelstein. CSHE.8.2009 (October 2009)

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The Lisbon Counsil

18 listopada The Lisbon Council wydal oswiadczenie prasowe 'European University Systems Lag in New Global Ranking', dotyczace publikacji raportu:

The Lisbon Council Policy Brief
University Systems Ranking: Citizens and Society in the Age of the Knowledge
by Peer Ederer, Philipp Schuller and Stephan Willms

Green Paper - Consultation on ERA

Informacje ze strony ERA dotyczace konsultacji spolecznych - Zielona Ksiega i odpowiedzi na nia (takze polskie stanowisko):

• With the Green Paper on the European Research Area (ERA), the European Commission launched a broad institutional and public debate on what should be done to create a unified and attractive European Research Area, which would fulfil the needs and expectations of the scientific community, business and citizens.

• Replies on the Public Consultation: Green Paper on the ERA; January 2008 - Read More

The Changing Research and Publication Environment in American Research Universities

Working Paper | SRS 07-204 | July 2007 | Full Publication (331K)

by Robert K. Bell, with Derek Hill and Rolf F. Lehming (Division of Science Resources Statistics, National Science Foundation)

Contents:

Executive Summary

Purpose and Scope

Findings

Conclusion

Appendix A. Universities Visited

Appendix B. Method

Appendix C. Interview Guides

Suggested Citation, Acknowledgment

Robert K. Bell,

Science & Engineering Indicators Program

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Disclaimer
Working papers are intended to report exploratory results of research and analysis undertaken by the Division of Science Resources Statistics. Any opinions, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this working paper do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation. This working paper has been released to inform interested parties of ongoing research or activities and to encourage further discussion of the topic.

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