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Use of Research Organizations Registry (ROR) identifiers in author academic profiles: the case of Google Scholar Profiles

Research organizations' persistent identifiers allow for reducing affiliation ambiguities, enable accurate institutional analyses and favor the design of modern online scholarly databases suited for research discovery and research evaluation. However, few studies have attempted to quantify their degree of use. Precisely, the purpose of this work is to determine the use of Research Organizations Registry (ROR) IDs in author academic profiles, specifically in Google Scholar Profiles (GSP). To do this, all the Google Scholar profiles including the term ROR in any of the public descriptive fields were collected and analyzed. The results evidence a low use of ROR IDs (1,033 profiles), mainly from a few institutions (e.g. Pontificia Universidad Javeriana in Colombia, and Escuela Superior Politécnica del Litoral in Ecuador hold 55.7% of all profiles), from low citation-based impact authors (45.1% of profiles attain less than 100 citations each), belonging mainly to Social Sciences (26.3%), Engineering fields (25.3%), and Natural Sciences (22.2%). Although Google Scholar does not facilitate the inclusion of identifiers, it seems that the world's leading research institutions are not recommending their researchers include these identifiers in their profiles yet.

The role of Israeli researchers in the scientific literature regarding COVID-19 vaccines

BackgroundThe accurate and timely publication of scientific findings is a key component of the global response to the COVID-19 pandemic. This article explores the role of Israeli researchers in the scientific literature regarding COVID-19 vaccines.MethodsContent and bibliometric analysis of articles included in the Web of Science database regarding COVID-19 vaccines, that were published between January 2020 and June 2022.ResultsThe Web of Science includes 18,596 articles regarding COVID-19 vaccines that were published between January 2020 and June 2022. 536 (3%) of those articles had at least one Israeli author. These "Israeli articles" accounted for 11% of the NEJM articles on COVID-19 vaccines, 9% of such articles in Nature Medicine, and 4% of such articles in the Lancet. 80 of the 536 Israeli articles (15%) were recognized as "Highly Cited Papers" (articles that rank in the top 1% by citations for field and publication year). Most of the Israeli Highly Cited Papers (HCPs) analyzed the safety and/or efficacy of the COVID-19 vaccine developed by Pfizer and BioNTech (BNT162b2). Most of the Israeli HCPs made use of detailed and comprehensive individual data available from Israel's health plans, hospitals, or Ministry of Health. The 15% HCP rate (i.e., the number of HCPs divided by the number of all articles) for the Israeli articles was triple the HCP rate for all articles on COVID-19 vaccines (5%). A key factor contributing to Israel's prominent role in rapid publication of vaccination impact studies was Israel's being a world leader in the initial vaccination rollout, the administration of boosters, and the vaccination of pregnant women. Other contributing factors include Israeli researchers' access to well-developed electronic health record systems linking vaccinations and outcomes, the analytic strengths of leading Israeli researchers and research institutions, collaborations with leading research institutions in other countries, and the ability to quickly identify emerging research opportunities and mobilize accordingly. Recent developments in the priorities and selection criteria of leading journals have also played a role; these include an increased openness to well-designed observational studies and to manuscripts from outside of Europe and North America.ConclusionsIsraeli researchers, Israeli research institutions, and the Israeli government can, and should, take concrete steps to build upon lessons learned in the course of the recent surge of high-quality publications related to COVID-19 vaccines (such as the value of linking data across organizations). These lessons can be applied to a wide range of fields, including fields that go well beyond vaccines and pandemic responses.

Linear discriminant analysis of phenotypic data for classifying autism spectrum disorder by diagnosis and sex.

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a developmental condition characterized by social and communication differences. Recent research suggests ASD affects 1-in-44 children in the United States. ASD is diagnosed more commonly in males, though it is unclear whether this diagnostic disparity is a result of a biological predisposition or limitations in diagnostic tools, or both. One hypothesis centers on the 'female protective effect,' which is the theory that females are biologically more resistant to the autism phenotype than males. In this examination, phenotypic data were acquired and combined from four leading research institutions and subjected to multivariate linear discriminant analysis. A linear discriminant model was trained on the training set and then deployed on the test set to predict group membership. Multivariate analyses of variance were performed to confirm the significance of the overall analysis, and individual analyses of variance were performed to confirm the significance of each of the resulting linear discriminant axes. Two discriminant dimensions were identified between the groups: a dimension separating groups by the diagnosis of ASD (LD1: 87% of variance explained); and a dimension reflective of a diagnosis-by-sex interaction (LD2: 11% of variance explained). The strongest discriminant coefficients for the first discriminant axis divided the sample in domains with known differences between ASD and comparison groups, such as social difficulties and restricted repetitive behavior. The discriminant coefficients for the second discriminant axis reveal a more nuanced disparity between boys with ASD and girls with ASD, including executive functioning and high-order behavioral domains as the dominant discriminators. These results indicate that phenotypic differences between males and females with and without ASD are identifiable using parent report measures, which could be utilized to provide additional specificity to the diagnosis of ASD in female patients, potentially leading to more targeted clinical strategies and therapeutic interventions. The study helps to isolate a phenotypic basis for future empirical work on the female protective effect using neuroimaging, EEG, and genomic methodologies.

Hasselt University’s Roadmap to a European University

Hasselt University (UHasselt) recently joined EURECA-PRO, an eight-university partnership spanning seven European countries working to create a European University on Sustainable Consumption and Production. EURECA-PRO pursues sustainability research focused on the processes of resource extraction, production, and consumption in order to investigate the entire value chain of materials and products. EURECA-PRO partners and UHasselt have similar research expertise in the field of sustainability, present complementary educational profiles, and share multiple strategic policy priorities, such as inclusivity, lifelong learning, sustainability, and internationalisation. In what follows, we outline our motives and hopes in joining EURECA-PRO: the enhancement of international staff/student mobility, increased academic collaboration, further development of research/education innovation, and a positive spill over effects for UHasselt’s wider academic and geographical community. As a relatively new partner, UHasselt will invest substantially in communication strategies and initiatives to build connections between UHasselt staff/students and partnering institutions. UHasselt appreciates EURECA-PRO’s accomplishments to date and acknowledges the facilitation of UHasselt’s entrance into the alliance. Overall, UHasselt considers EURECA-PRO a valuable platform to enhance research, teaching, and public engagement on topics already a part of UHasselt’s DNA. At the same time, we believe that Hasselt University has meaningful contributions to make to EURECA-PRO, for example through expertise in international programmes, specialised and rare infrastructure (eg. Ecotron) and an established reputation as a leading research institute and teaching hub on topics, such as circular economy and energy transition, residing at the heart of the EURECA-PRO Alliance.

CONCEPT OF THE STATE TARGETED NSC KIPT PROGRAM OF EXPERIMENTAL BASE DEVELOPMENT FOR BASIC AND APPLIED RESEARCH IN NUCLEAR AND HIGH-ENERGY PHYSICS AND PHYSICS OF RADIATION INTERACTION WITH MATTER

General provisions of the Concept of development of basic and applied research at the Institute of High Energy and Nuclear Physics of the NSC KIPT are presented taking into account contemporary world trends. An analysis of the status and main research directions in Ukraine was carried out, with illuminating general problems, reasons for their occurrence and possible ways for their solution. At present, the main problem is the loss of material, technological and labor resources due to the military aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine. Implementation of the main provisions of the proposed concept will restore the research potential of the NSC KIPT as a leading research institution of the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) of Ukraine in the post-war period.

Monitoring the spontaneous combustion zone of a rock-coal massif using the ground-penetrating radar method

Introduction. Endogenous fires are common and one of the most complex types of accidents in the mining industry. The main cause of endogenous fires is oxidation of combustible rock by oxygen. Existing fires significantly complicate mining operations, lead to the loss of coal reserves prepared for excavation, expensive coal-mining equipment, and cause huge economic losses associated with firefighting operations. Fired areas are sources of emissions of gases harmful for breathing into the atmosphere, so the environmental damage is also very significant. Due to the fact that endogenous fires are difficult to predict and forecast, especially in their initial stages, their study is relevant to scientists of the leading research institutes of the mining industry. Research objective is to investigate and analyze the effectiveness of the ground-penetrating radar (GPR) method for diagnosing the spontaneous-combustion zones of the rock-coal massif. Methods of research. In order to assess the effectiveness of the GPR method, field experimental studies on the recognition and localization of underground fires were carried out. In order to determine the informative value of this method, wells were drilled and geological data was compared with the GPR survey results. Results. The site of an active underground fire was visually inspected to predefine the combustion areas; inspection results were presented in the paper. Using the method of GPR sounding and based on the typical anomalous zones location on fire radiograms, the fire sources were diagnosed by depth and on the plan. Boreholes were drilled to study the lithological structure of the rock mass. Additional GPR sounding was aimed at defining the width of the fire in plan more precisely. Conclusions. The GPR method makes it possible to obtain on-line data on the location of coal massif spontaneous-combustion zones and their sizes. This technology contributes to timely measures for preventing the development of underground fires in the territories of mines and open pits surface plants.

Managing community engagement in research in Uganda: insights from practices in HIV/AIDS research

BackgroundCommunity engagement (CE) in research is valuable for instrumental and intrinsic reasons. Despite existing guidance on how to ensure meaningful CE, much of what it takes to achieve this goal differs across settings. Considering the emerging trend towards mandating CE in many research studies, this study aimed at documenting how CE is conceptualized and implemented, and then providing context-specific guidance on how researchers and research regulators in Uganda could think about and manage CE in research.MethodsWe conducted qualitative interviews and focus group discussions involving forty-one respondents who were experienced in HIV/AIDS biomedical research involving CE. Thirty-eight of these were directly or indirectly associated with Uganda’s leading research institution in the field of HIV/AIDS. They included Principal Investigators, Community Liaisons Officers, Research Ethics Committee members and Community Advisory Board Members. Three respondents were from Uganda National Council for Science and Technology. Data were collected between August 2019 and August 2020, using audio-taped focus group discussions and key informant interviews, transcribed and analyzed manually to generate themes and subthemes.ResultsThree major themes emerged: goals or value of CE; the means of CE, and, the evaluation of CE. Goals or value of CE generated four subthemes representing the overarching goals of CE: (1) Promote communities’ agency; (2) Generate and sustain trust; (3) Protect and promote communities’ rights and interests; and, (4) Help studies optimize participation in the form of enrolment and retention of participants. What usually comes under the nomenclatures of methods, strategies, and approaches of CE, such as town-hall meetings, sports events, drama, and the like, should simply be understood as the means of CE, and it is not desirable to hold pre-conceived and fixed ideas about the best means to conduct CE in research since a lot depend on the context. Finally, the study found that despite CE’s critical importance, which suggests the need to track and evaluate it, CE is currently intermittently evaluated, and for inadequate motivations.ConclusionsExisting guidance on how to conduct robust CE in research is no substitute for creativity, flexibility, and reflexivity on the part of both researchers and research regulators.

On the Development of the Scientific Base of Quantum Technologies

The purpose of the article is to study the development of research in the field of quantum technologies, based on a bibliometric analysis of publications indexed in databases from the Web of Science Core Collection from 1990 to 2020. The global output of publications, the productivity of individual countries and organizations, indicators of international scientific cooperation are considered. The characteristic features of world studies in the field are revealed: a high concentration in the group of leaders, a noticeable participation of corporations and military scientific structures, and growing international cooperation. Considerable attention is paid to the positions of Russia, which towards the end of the period returned to the top ten countries in terms of productivity. The Russian Academy of Sciences is the sixth among the world scientific organizations in the production of publications on quantum technologies for the entire period; Russian scientists actively cooperate with foreign scientists, including those from leading Western countries. The internal landscape is characterized by a significant predominance of the “Center”, where the country’s leading research institutes and universities are located, and the still small research contribution of the Russian commercial sector.

Bibliometric Analyses of Web of Science Illuminate Research Advances of Neuropterida.

Simple SummaryNeuropterida is a relatively primitive group of Holometabola including about 6500 extant species. Many species of this group are natural enemies and can prey on a variety of agricultural pests. This research analyzed the relevant literature in the core database of Web of Science by using CiteSpace, and then summarized the beginning and development of the research in the field of Neuropterida. The results showed that the United States and China had the most publications on the Neuropterida and were the main countries for research. These two countries have had the most productive authors and institutions. Representative institutions for research on natural enemies of Neuropterida included the China Agricultural University and the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences. Due to the late start of Neuropterida research in China, the early research focused on practical applications. In addition, there is more cross-research in the fields of agriculture and biochemistry, molecular biology, chemistry, etc., indicating that the research of Neuropterida can be covered from the macroscopic study to the microscopic study. In addition, it was found that the early research focused on the biological control of Neuropterida by analyzing the keyword burst, whereas the current research has focused on the phylogeny of Neuropterida more.Neuropterida is a relatively primitive group of Holometabola. There are about 6500 extant species. Many species of this group are natural enemies and can prey on a variety of agricultural pests. In order to understand the leading research institutions, researchers and research contents, and to predict the future research directions of Neuropterida, the Web of Science core database, from January 1995 to September 2021, was searched with the theme of “Neuropterida or Neuroptera or Megaloptera or Raphidioptera or Lacewing”. The results showed that the United States and China published relatively more publications than other countries. In addition, researchers from these two countries had more cooperation with other countries. China Agricultural University ranked the highest in the number of publications and centrality in this field. In addition, it was found that the early research focused on the biological control of Neuropterida by analyzing the keyword burst, whereas the more recent research focused on the phylogeny of Neuropterida. As the first representative chromosome-level genome of Neuropterida has been published, the future research of Neuropterida will focus on the genomic studies and molecular mechanisms of their morphological characters, behavior, historical evolution and so on.

The making, and makings, of Michael Hanna

Oh, it's confusing! The man makes the place; the place makes the man; it is not the place that makes the man, but the man that makes the place; the man makes the place and the place makes the man. Take your pick, for you can have your proverb the way you like it (just search Google). But for Michael Hanna, Professor of Clinical Neurology, Consultant Neurologist, Director of the University College London (UCL) Queen Square Institute of Neurology in London, UK (one of the world's leading research institutes, with some 1200 staff and students), and chair of the charity Muscular Dystrophy UK, it's the last option that surely fits best.

The relationship between anal disease and quality of life: a bibliometric study.

BackgroundAnal disease has a significant impact on patients’ quality of life (QoL), and surgical treatment may further diminish QoL. The purpose of this study was to conduct bibliometric analysis to investigate the profile of studies on anorectal disease-related QoL.MethodsThe database of Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-E) in Web of Science Core Collection (WOSCC) was searched. The search terms were “anal diseases” and “quality of life”. The bibliometrix package of R software was used to analyze the literature on anorectal diseases and QoL. The content of the analysis included the following: the number of papers published in this field by each country, the cooperation relationship between countries, the number of papers published by institutions, the cooperation relationship between institutions, the number of papers published by researchers, the cooperation relationship between researchers, the citations of researchers, the number of articles published in journals, and the use of keywords.ResultsA total of 1,130 related research literature records were retrieved in this study. An annually increasing trend was detected in the number of published papers and the number of citations. Developed countries in Europe and America, mainly the United States, the United Kingdom (UK), and Germany, were in a leading position in this field. The Cleveland Clinic Foundation and Mayo Clinic in the United States, St. Mark’s Hospital in the UK, and the University of Toronto in Canada were the leading research institutions in this field. The top 3 researchers with the most published papers were Feza H. Remzi, Bo Shen, and Victor W. Fazio. Collaboration among researchers was clustered. There were more high-quality related articles in professional journals of anal diseases. The use of keywords suggested a temporal change in research focus, but randomized controlled studies were found to be lacking.ConclusionsAsian countries should participate in more collaborative research projects in the field of anorectal disease, and more randomized controlled studies should be conducted overall.

Business surveys as a mirror of the economy: Germany and Russia

Subject. The article addresses the business surveys conducted by the departments of the leading research institutes of Germany and Russia. Objectives. The aim is to investigate the specifics of survey statistics of the German IFO Institute for Economic Research and the Russian Economic Barometer, based on the analysis of relationship between surveys and forecasting, database parameters and main survey indicators. Methods. The study employs the methods of logical and statistical analysis. Results. We consider the main characteristics of respondent databases, the issues of using survey indicators to compile market forecasts, the dimension of databases (topics and levels of aggregation that determine the number of generated time series), analytical tools for market research, information and analytical publications, main indicators of survey statistics and the peculiarities of limitations to production. Conclusions. The paper reveals the main differences between the business surveys of the Russian Economic Barometer and the surveys of the IFO Institute. The most important achievement of the IFO Institute is the development of the main indicator, which became the basis for reliable market forecasting in Germany – the Business Climate Index, calculated on the basis of the Present Situation Index and the index of business expectations for six months in advance. For successful development of entrepreneurial surveys in Russia, it is necessary to take into account the German experience, which has received wide international recognition.

Research on Salt Lake Lithium: a bibliometric analysis

Lithium, an important material in batteries, has shown an upward trend in demand in recent years. The research and development of lithium resources is of increasing importance because of the richness of lithium resources in Salt Lake brines. With breakthroughs in key technologies, research on lithium in salt lakes is increasing. Based on the research papers on Salt Lake Lithium in the Web of science core dataset, this paper finds that the number of Salt Lake Lithium relevant papers shows an increasing trend in recent year. We further identify the main experts and leading research institutions in the field of Salt Lake lithium research, and the results show that the Chinese academy of science has the leading position in Salt Lake lithium research. Besides, the keyword cooccurrence network indicate that lithium extraction and separation are mainstream research topics.

Toward a new world order and ideas of mass destruction

AbstractPreparation to draw the roadmap for the post‐pandemic world has already begun. Different power centers, leading research institutes, universities, and media houses have been organizing seminars and conferences and sponsoring research studies on the power and resourcefulness of the new world order to meet the challenges of the arriving future. In this context, the traditional approach focuses on the future of US‐China relations after COVID‐19 and its impact on the world at large. However, the world has undergone a sea change. Everything has been unsettled by COVID‐19. The credibility of the great powers has suffered enormously from their inability to save the world from capitulation. Worse still, for the global population of over 7 billion, the world virtually became a global prison. It is therefore likely that the post‐pandemic world order will be significantly different from the past world orders, and that a number of the settled rules of the game will be challenged. Perhaps the time has arrived to study and discuss the current and emerging threats, keeping in view the deadly consequences of ignoring the ideas of mass destruction any longer—and to devise strategies to diminish their role in the making and unmaking of world orders. It seems that the role of peace educators and scholars in the post‐pandemic period will be more significant than ever before, and the arriving world order will immensely benefit from new knowledge, new ideas, and new perspectives that they offer.

A bibliometric analysis of the supply chain finance research

The purpose of the article is to use biometric methods to perform a high-level analysis of research trend analysis on supply chain finance through 305 studies in the field of Business-Economics and Social Sciences published on the Scopus database for the period 2006-2021. The findings provide an overview of worldwide publication trends on the topic of supply chain finance, specifically: (i) the most cited studies; (ii) the most cited authors; (iii) the most influential journals; (iv) the main research keywords among which the network links; (v) leading research institutions and (vi) research collaboration trends among countries on supply chain finance. The study provides more scientific evidence about the current big picture of publication trends in the world, thereby suggesting and recommending future research directions on supply chain finance.

Про перспективи розвитку шкільної медицини в Україні

The article presents the history of the development of school medicine in Ukraine, the birth of national school hygiene as an independent science. It was emphasized that school medical services are very important both in maintaining the health of the younger generation and in providing the best conditions for its formation, health promotion, and prevention of pathological conditions. In 1922–1935, institutes of health care for children and adolescents and institutes for the protection of motherhood and childhood were opened in Ukraine for the scientific development of health care issues for schoolchildren and adolescents. In October 1922, the first Ukrainian State Institute for Maternal and Child Health was opened in Kharkiv, which is now called SI «Institute of Children and Adolescents Health Care of the National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine». The Institute has become a leading research institution in Ukraine, which coordinates research on «Health Care of schoolchildren and adolescents», trains highly qualified personnel, publishes methodological and informational materials for implementation in practice, conducts scientific and practical conferences, and scientific symposiums on topical issues, including school medicine. According to the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine № 31 of January 20, 2021 «On approval of the Procedure for providing medical care to students of general secondary education» medical care for students is now provided by a medical worker who is a member of the educational institution. Ways to improve the organization of medical care for students in secondary schools for more effective development of school medicine, the expediency of using the resources of the SI «Institute of Children and Adolescents Health Care of the National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine» are presented. Therefore, only the combined work of educational and health care institutions can provide the most favorable conditions for maintaining the health of students.

Проблема выявления источника (атрибуции) кибератак – фактор международной безопасности

The work is devoted to the problem of attribution of cyberattacks as one of the top important issues on the global agenda of world politics. The subject of this research is targeted offensive computer attacks that perform state tasks. The authors have systematically analyzed the conceptual apparatus, classification features and general indicators, a set of problems related to identification of reliable sources of cyberattacks, as well as the features of targeted attacks and cybernetic groups supported by state actors. This allowed to conclude that the problem of attribution is emerging as a new scientific direction in the field of international information security. Based on the analysis of relevant studies of academic institutions and private companies, an attribution classification was proposed. It was utilized to review conceptual informal models of targeted computer attacks. The authors have analyzed issues of the applied methodological apparatus, which may affect the reliability of conclusions on imposing responsibility on the perpetrator of cyber-attack, while noting that there is a contradiction between the perception of the attribution results by various political blocs and unions. At the same moment, the USA and its allies are reported to pursue a policy of dominance in the field of attribution of targeted cyber-attacks. The paper proves the impact of modern breakthrough information technologies of the Fourth Industrial Revolution on the security of cyberspace as well as the impact of the attribution problem on the level of international security and strategic stability. This issue includes a complex set of political, regulatory, organizational and technical tasks with a high degree of uncertainty, where political aspects are playing a central role. The conclusions are confirmed by the statistics of public reports of IT companies and publications of leading research institutes. The main scientific result of the work is formulation of the problem of divergence in the attribution of computer attacks between political blocs and alliances, which negatively affects international security. The authors propose topical measures to solve the problem of attribution of cyberattacks.

ТРАНСФОРМАЦІЯ ПІДХОДІВ ДО НАВЧАННЯ ОБДАРОВАНИХ УЧНІВ У ЗАКЛАДАХ ЗАГАЛЬНОЇ СЕРДНЬОЇ ОСВІТИ УКРАЇНИ (ДРУГА ПОЛОВИНА ХХ СТОЛІТТЯ)

The article presents the historiography of approaches to the education of gifted students in general secondary education institutions of Ukraine in the second half of the 20th century. The specificity of the state’s attitude to work with gifted students in schools of the USSR is revealed. The prerequisites for the development of specialized educational institutions for gifted students have been determined. Attention is focused on the work of electives, the emergence of specialized classes and educational institutions of a new type. It was established that students were enrolled in gymnasiums, lyceums and other specialized institutions of general secondary education based on the results of the certificate competition. Only in 1994, the Instruction on the procedure for accepting students on a competitive basis was approved. It is noted that the development of Ukrainian education in the conditions of «perestroika» and the establishment of independence took place against the background of the contradiction between the change of the communist ideology to the humanist one, as well as against the background of the social and financial crisis. It has been proven that during the change of legislation, the importance of finding talents and the need to change approaches to the education of gifted students were noted in all normative legal acts. The contribution of leading research institutions and the psychological service of Ukraine to the development of approaches to diagnosis, adaptation and training of gifted students are analyzed. It is argued that the State National Program «Education» («Ukraine of the 21st century») and other programs that were adopted at the end of the 20th century were mainly declarative in nature and were not implemented. It was concluded that during the 1990s in Ukraine, a network of specialized educational institutions grew rapidly in which, according to the results of competitive tests, the most gifted children studied. Prospects for further research are planned in revealing the peculiarities of work with gifted students in specialized institutions of general secondary education of Ukraine at the beginning of the 20th century.

Межгосударственный трансфер технологий по мирному использованию атома в 1950-1960-е гг. (на материалах Физико-химического института им. Л. Я. Карпова)

The aim of the study is to determine the ways, methods and directions of interstate technology transfer in the field of research on the peaceful use of atomic energy in the USSR in the 1950-1960s. The article considers the process of scientists’ interstate interaction in the field of the peaceful use of the atom on the basis of documents of the Union Leading Research Institute of Physics and Chemistry named after L. Ya. Karpov subordinate to the USSR Ministry of Chemical Industry. The scientific originality of the research consists in an integrated approach to the analysis of the interaction of political, scientific-organizational, production-technological, social, economic factors that determined technological transfer in the conditions of “competitive coexistence” of the USSR with the western (capitalist) world in the 1950-1960s. As a result of the research, the ways and practical results of the interstate transfer of technologies in the field of research and development on the peaceful use of atomic energy in the USSR in the 1950-1960s have been identified.

The development of green skills across firms in the institutional context of Thailand

The development of green skills across firms in the institutional context of Thailand