French research split

French research split

Life scientists are rapidly waking up to the threat to their future in the face of France's announcement of a break-up of the CNRS — Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, France's major research organisation — amid a raft of other concerns. The winter of 2003–04 was one of discontent for French scientists, who demonstrated in masses against government policies that they felt were forcin...

French public research--saved?

The SPLIT research agenda 2013.

This review focuses on active clinical research in pediatric liver transplantation with special emphasis on areas that could benefit from studies utilizing the SPLIT infrastructure and data repository. Ideas were solicited by members of the SPLIT Research Committee and sections were drafted by members of the committee with expertise in those given areas. This review is intended to highlight pri...

A system for monitoring French scientific research

The introduction of France’s Constitutional Bylaw on Budget Acts (LOLF) in 2006 and its concept of performance-based management implies a profound reengineering of the relationship between the central government and the autonomous agencies in charge of implementing policy. In this paper, we examine the case of French scientific research policy, which is carried out via a network of 160 universi...

Vibration Characteristics of Heavy Load Rackwith Split-hom together Structure (RESEARCH NOTE)

Split-hom together structure is a new heavy load rack structure, and its reliability needs to be verified. Through analyzing multimodal hom-connection principle from the perspective of bionics and contact mechanics, the article puts forward three kinds of hom-connection methods and establishes the finite element model and mathematical model of the rack. Afterwards, the finite element model and ...