From 'making lists' to conducting 'well-rounded' studies: Epistemic re-orientations in soil microbial ecology.

Soil microbial ecology is a relatively young research field that became established around the middle of the 20th century and has grown considerably since then. We analyze two epistemic re-orientations in the field, asking how possibilities for creating do-able problems within current conditions of research governance and researchers' collective sense-making about new, more desirable modes of research were intertwined in these developments. We show that a first re-orientation towards molecular omics studies was comparably straightforward to bring about, because it allowed researchers to gain resources for their work and to build careers-in other words, to create do-able problems. Yet, over time this mode of research developed into a scientific bandwagon from which researchers found it difficult to depart, even as they considered this kind of work as producing mostly descriptive studies rather than exploring interesting and important ecological questions. Researchers currently wish to re-orient their field again, towards a new mode of conducting 'well-rounded' interdisciplinary and ecologically-relevant studies. This re-orientation is, however, not easy to put into practice. In contrast to omics studies, this new mode of research does not easily enable the creation of do-able problems for two reasons. First, it is not as readily 'packaged' and hence more difficult to align with institutional and funding frameworks as well as with demands for productivity and career building. Second, while the first re-orientation was part of a broader exciting bandwagon across the life sciences and promised apparent discoveries, the current re-orientation goes along with a different sense of novelty, exploring complex environmental relations and building an understanding at the intersection of disciplines, instead of pushing a clearly circumscribed frontier. Ultimately, our analysis raises questions about whether current conditions of research governance structurally privilege particular kinds of scientific re-orientation over others.

University teachers' scientific research innovation incentive based on the three-party evolutionary game of the state, the colleges, and scientific researchers.

Scientific research in colleges and universities is of great significance to national innovation. Based on the evolutionary game theory, this paper constructs a theoretical model of the state, universities, and researchers. This paper also conducts numerical simulation on the model. The results reveal that when the scientific researchers' success rate reaches a certain threshold, more and more scientific researchers will choose to invest in scientific research. Then, universities and the state will hold a long-term incentive attitude toward scientific research and scientific innovation. The study further found that the greater the success rate of researchers, the faster universities and the state will actively encourage scientific research.

Study on the content of family doctor health service packages in functional communities / 上海预防医学

ObjectiveBased on a demand survey， to put forward the idea of family doctor service health service packages for people in functional communities， and provide suggestions for the implementation of family doctor health service in such communities. MethodsThrough the stratified cluster sampling survey of a science and innovation bearing functional community， combined with literature research， current situation survey， case analysis and interviews， this paper proposes the service content of the service packages. ResultsOn the basis of demand survey， the mode of "specified action + optional action" should be adopted. Community health service center should first provide basic service， and then expand their services in diagnosis， treatment， and health management in line with local demand， and provide optional multi-level health service packages for scientific and innovative functional community residents， which should be divided into basic health service， value-added health service and high-end health service. ConclusionSorting out the content of health service packages of family doctor service in functional communities can provide the basis for further improving the allocation of medical service resources， further optimizing the design of the financing and compensation mechanism， and further standardizing the contract service of family doctors.

[A brief history of the development of chromatography and its enlightenment to us].

This article describes the brief history of chromatography and clarifies a few confusions in some Chinese publications on the history of chromatography. Based on the analysis of several milestones in the development of chromatographic techniques, we summarized the enlightenment that the history tell us:(1) fundamental research has always been the source of advancements in science and technology, including chromatography; (2) the needs of social development have been the main driving force for the innovations in chromatographic methods; (3) interdisciplinary study has been an important approach to technological innovation; and (4) an unremitting persistence and courage to explore are the necessary conditions for technical innovation. Finally, the future development prospects of chromatography are also briefly discussed.

Health consumers and stem cell therapy innovation: markets, models and regulation.

Global health consumer demand for stem cell therapies is vibrant, but the supply of treatments from the conventional science-based model of innovation is small and unlikely to increase in the near future. At the same time, several models of medical innovation have emerged that can respond to the demand, often employing a transnational value chain to deliver the product. Much of the commentary has approached the issue from a supply side perspective, demonstrating the extent to which national and transnational regulation fails to impose what are regarded as appropriate standards on the 'illicit' supply of stem cell therapies characterized by little data and poor outcomes. By contrast, this article presents a political economic analysis with a strong demand side perspective, arguing that the problem of what is termed 'stem cell tourism' is embedded in the demand-supply relationship of the health consumer market and its engagement with different types of stem cell therapy innovation. To be meaningful, discussions of regulation must recognize that analysis or risk being sidelined by a market, which ignores their often wishful thinking.

Study on the cultivation of clinical postgraduates' innovation ability in higher medical colleges and universities / 中华医学教育探索杂志

To foster interdisciplinary talents with the highly fusion of clinical skills and the capacity for scientific research, a preliminary exploration of teaching for the cultivation of scientific innovation ability was carried out for clinical postgraduate students. In the cultivation of clinical post-graduate students' innovation consciousness and innovative spirit, we focused on the transformation of attaching more importance to the clinical skills than to the capacity for scientific research to establish the foundation of the competitive compound talents. Then in the early stage of medical project writing, basic knowledge learning and exchange, we stressed clinical postgraduate students' solid grasp of basic knowledge of medical science to consolidate the way of enhancing the scientific research ability. Furthermore , under the guidance of the second research supervisors allocated by the department , we strengthened the clinical postgraduate students' writing of scientific research project bid and pro-fessional paper to promote the organic combination of the clinical practice and scientific research innovation and enhance their scientific research ability.

Análisis de los proyectos del sector agropecuario financiados por Colciencias durante el año 2010 / Analysis of agricultural projects funded by Colciencias during 2010

Objetivo. Analizar los proyectos del sector agropecuario financiados por Colciencias durante el año 2010. Materiales y métodos. Se utilizó la base de datos de registro de proyectos correspondientes al Programa Nacional de Ciencia, Tecnología e Innovación Agropecuarias para identificar las propuestas presentadas, elegibles y financiadas de las convocatorias del año 2010. Los proyectos se clasificaron con base en la nomenclatura Internacional de la UNESCO para los campos de la ciencia y la tecnología. Se identificó la convocatoria, campos, disciplinas, rama productiva, entidades participantes, departamento de ejecución y montos financiados. Resultados. Durante el año 2010 Colciencias recibió un total de 4.725 propuestas para financiación, de éstas, 790 correspondieron al Programa Nacional de Ciencia, Tecnología e Innovación Agropecuaria. Las disciplinas de los proyectos financiados, fueron en su mayoría pertenecientes al subsector agrícola, seguido por el pecuario y el agroindustrial. Las universidades públicas fueron el tipo de entidad ejecutora al que se le financió un mayor número de proyectos. Los departamentos en los cuales se ejecutó la mayoría de las propuestas financiadas fueron Antioquia, Cundinamarca, Boyacá y Tolima. Conclusiones. El Programa Nacional de Ciencia Tecnología e Innovación Agropecuaria recibió el 16.7% del total de proyectos recibidos por Colciencias en sus convocatorias del año 2010. El mayor número de proyectos recibidos, elegibles y financiables fueron del subsector agrícola y estuvieron presentados y ejecutados por universidades públicas. La inversión total de Colciencias en proyectos del sector agropecuario fue de $32.923.594.000 con un aporte de contrapartida de $33.225.740.000.

Objective. Identify and analyze the science, technology and innovation projects of the agriculturaland livestock sector, funded by Colciencias during 2010. Materials and methods. The registrationdatabase of Colciencias was used to identify eligible and funded project proposals by the NationalProgram of Agricultural Science, Technology and Innovation among 2010 calls. The projects wereclassified based on the UNESCO International nomenclature for the fields of science and technology.The variables identified for each project were: number of the call, field, discipline, subdiscipline,productive chain, participating institutions and execution department. Results. In 2010 Colcienciasreceived a total of 4,725 research proposals for funding, of these the National Program of AgriculturalScience, Technology and Innovation received 790 projects. The disciplines of the projects financedwere mostly from the agricultural subsector, followed by livestock and agribusiness. Public universitieswere the type of entity that received most of the funding for research projects. The departments thatreceived most of the funding from Colciencias were Antioquia, Cundinamarca, Boyaca and Tolima.Conclusions. The National Program of Agricultural Science, Technology and Innovation received16.7% of all projects received by Colciencias calls in 2010. Most of the projects submitted, eligible andfunded were from the agricultural subsector. Most of these projects were presented and implementedby public universities. Total investment of Colciencias to fund the agricultural sector was $32,923,594with a matching contribution of $33.225.740, 50.2% of total project value.