The global economic crisis leads to important changes in investment policies that hit scientific research too. Scientists are currently facing a period of limited availability of research funds. However, this period of shortage of economic resources may also represent an opportunity of re- newal for scientific research, since it may call for improved efficiency and effectiveness and lead to a critical re-evaluation of strategies and priorit- ies. In this opinion paper, we collated a scattered and non-exhaustive list of suggestions for mammal research during a period of limiting financial resources. Our main objective is to stimulate debate, and possibly provide some useful hints, especially to young mammalogists.
Less is more: researcher survival guide in times of economic crisis / Cagnacci, F.; Cardini, Andrea Luigi; Ciucci, P.; Ferrari, N.; Mortelliti, A.; Preatoni, D.; Russo, D.; Scandura, M.; Wauters, L.; Amori, G.. - In: HYSTRIX. - ISSN 0394-1914. - STAMPA. - 23:(2012), pp. 1-7. [10.4404/hystrix-23.2-8737]
Less is more: researcher survival guide in times of economic crisis.
CARDINI, Andrea Luigi;
2012
Abstract
The global economic crisis leads to important changes in investment policies that hit scientific research too. Scientists are currently facing a period of limited availability of research funds. However, this period of shortage of economic resources may also represent an opportunity of re- newal for scientific research, since it may call for improved efficiency and effectiveness and lead to a critical re-evaluation of strategies and priorit- ies. In this opinion paper, we collated a scattered and non-exhaustive list of suggestions for mammal research during a period of limiting financial resources. Our main objective is to stimulate debate, and possibly provide some useful hints, especially to young mammalogists.
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