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Canada’s research funding agencies must experiment to keep up with evolving science landscape: Council of Canadian Academies report

Mark Lowey
May 5, 2021

Changes impacting the natural sciences and engineering fields include a sense of “hyper-competition” for research funding that is particularly affecting young investigators, says Dr. Shirley M. Tilghman, the chair of a new Council of Canadian Academies expert panel that released a report this week.

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Organizations:	Council of Canadian Academies, European Research Council, Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada, and Princeton University
People:	Dr. (PhD) Shirley M Tilghman
Topics:	Canada's research funding agencies, changing scientific landscapes, Council of Canadian Academies expert panel reports, COVID pandemic, COVID's impact on research community, diversity of scientific workforce, early-career researchers, effectiveness of research funding, fundamental research, international practices for funding natural sciences and engineering research, multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary science, novel research funding approaches, Open access, open science, research funding competition, science engineering and mathematics, and segmented research awards

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