- •What is research? Name different kinds of research. Explain your answer.
- •2. Explain structure of science system in Kazakhstan since the period of its independence (1991) as it changed and transformed.
- •3. Specify distinctions in system of science funding in Kazakhstan before and after 2011 year
- •4) Explain the basic and main requirements to publication in scientific magazines.
- •5. Explain the meaning of an impact-factor, give an example of its calculation.
- •6.Explain the meaning of Hirsh index, give an example.
- •7 Explain classification of patents. Estimate and explain patenting conditions. Give an example.
- •8) The concept of "patent", the receipt of a patent for an invention, utility model, industrial design, the terms of patenting
- •9. Explain how to work with references, using End Note Web?
- •10. Explain what kind of rights for the invention will give patent to you from position of the law on patenting in rk
- •11. Explain by what criteria it is possible to estimate the magazine, using Journal Citation Report?
- •12) Explain the meaning of ethical standards of scientific research, give examples.
- •13. Explain which kind of activity National scientific council provides in rk?
- •14. Explain how to carry out searching of any field of scientific research, using Thomson Reuters. What type of the information can be received?.
- •15 What is iaea (International Atomic Energy Agency)?
- •16. Explain an education system in Kazakhstan, provide the historical review of its development. Compare features of the western and Kazakhstan education.
- •17. Give an assessment to activity of the international funds for science funding.
- •20)Give an assessment to grant system of science funding in Great Britain.
- •21. Compare activity of the international funds Soros and crdf what is the difference between them?
- •22.How to prepare paper for publication in journal with if?
- •23 Give an assessment to work of the international organization intas.
- •24. Explain distinction between the manuscript and the review article. Show the basic structure of research article.
- •25. Give an assessment to work of the International scientific and technological center in rk.
- •26. Give critical evaluation to the Law of rk science.
- •27. Explain distinction in activity of the organizations at mes rk leading scientific activity in Kazakhstan.
- •28)Compare systems of scientists' accreditation in Kazakhstan (before and after 2010) and abroad.
- •29. How it is possible to carry out information search including Hirsh's index by using Thomson Reuters?
- •30. Explain distinctions in process of publication of article in the magazine with an impact-factor and the republican magazine.
- •31 Estimate a concept of scientific research from the point of view of Thomson Reuters.
- •33. Estimate an index of the scientist's publication citing from Scopus position.
- •34. Explain what is Bologna Process. Critically estimate its influence on an education system in rk.
- •35. Give an assessment from the point of view of advantages and shortcomings of reforming of an education system of Kazakhstan during independence.
- •36. Estimate the author's responsibility for the publication and his right.
- •37. Give an assessment to the European framework programme (fp) of researches and technologies development.
- •38.Estimate research activity of the scientist using Scopus.What information can be obtained, give an example.
- •39 Estimate research activity of the scientist, using Web of Science. What information can be obtained, give an example.
- •40. Estimate the system of scientific research financing in rk, being guided by the new Law about rk science.
- •42 Develop searching for the patent investigation.
- •44. Formulate the cover letter for a grant. What are the features of it?
- •45) Create the application for a grant of the international fund. What are the features of it?
37. Give an assessment to the European framework programme (fp) of researches and technologies development.
European Union Framework Programs for the Promotion of Research and Technology or the Framework Programs, or abbreviated as FP1 - FP8 - funding programs established by the EU to support and promote research in the European Research Area. Specific goals and actions in programs vary in different financial periods.
Conducting a pan-European research policy and implementing European research programs is an obligation of the EU members under the Amsterdam Treaty, which includes a chapter on research and technological development. The need for international cooperation and the implementation of pan-European research programs is due to the fact that it is becoming increasingly difficult for the EU member states to play a leading role in many important areas of scientific and technological progress.
In 2006, it was estimated that a contribution of € 7 billion / year could cause GDP growth of € 200 billion / year in the 2030s.
In January 2014, the implementation of the EU Framework Program for Scientific Research and Innovation "Horizon 2020" (Horizon 2020) with a total budget of about 80 billion Euros for the period 2014-2020 began.
The activities of the program are aimed at achieving the objectives of the Lisbon Strategy aimed at making the European Union a knowledge-based competitive and dynamic economy in the world, as well as fulfilling the tasks of the European Development Strategy until 2020, Europe 2020 Strategy, which is a plan development and economic growth of the European Union in the long term, in which the main role in the fulfillment of the tasks set will be in the field of education, science and innovation. A course has been taken to overcome the adverse conditions that prevent the private sector from investing in research, development and innovation in order to avoid fragmentation of efforts through the creation of the European Research Area (EIP), whose objectives include the development of innovation, taking into account the main social challenges. It was decided to change the allocation of research and Innovation in Europe to increase their efficiency and optimize the stimulation of economic growth.
The Horizon 2020 program is a key tool in achieving the set goals and funding research and development for the period from 2014 to 2020, as well as in implementing the flagship initiative of the Europe 2020 strategy in the scientific and technological sphere - the creation of an Innovation Union aimed at Improving access to funding sources for research and development in Europe. The formation of such an alliance will ensure the transformation of an innovative idea into products and services and promote economic development and quality of life, taking into account social problems in the EU countries, for example, in clean energy, transport or health.
The name of the program - "Horizon 2020" - reflects the desire to ensure the development of new ideas, economic growth and jobs for the future.