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The ESRC began in 1965 as the Social Science Research Council,
comprising social science committees covering 14 disciplines ranging
from anthropology to statistics. In 1983 the council was restructured
under the new name of Economic and Social Research Council, focusing
on six research areas: economic affairs, education and human
development, environment and planning, government and law, industry
and employment, and social affairs
comprising social science committees covering 14 disciplines ranging
from anthropology to statistics. In 1983 the council was restructured
under the new name of Economic and Social Research Council, focusing
on six research areas: economic affairs, education and human
development, environment and planning, government and law, industry
and employment, and social affairs
The NWO Organization comprises several units. Eight Divisions for Sciences develop
new research programmes, assess subsidy requests and monitor projects that NWO
finances. This also applies to the NWO Foundation WOTRO, though its focus lies with
research in aid of developing countries. For the use of large scale research facilities
NWO often operates as an intermediary. In 1990 the Netherlands National Computing
Facilities Foundation, a.k.a. NCF, was founded to mediate for computing power. To
meet new trends in science and society, NWO has also set up various Temporary
Task Forces. These task forces are aimed at speeding up the development of
promising technologies. Furthermore, NWO encompasses nine Research Institutes
with years of research expertise and hightech large scale instruments for research into
earth's oceans, outer space, man, society, nature, technology, the smallest building
blocks, and the bedrock principles of science.
new research programmes, assess subsidy requests and monitor projects that NWO
finances. This also applies to the NWO Foundation WOTRO, though its focus lies with
research in aid of developing countries. For the use of large scale research facilities
NWO often operates as an intermediary. In 1990 the Netherlands National Computing
Facilities Foundation, a.k.a. NCF, was founded to mediate for computing power. To
meet new trends in science and society, NWO has also set up various Temporary
Task Forces. These task forces are aimed at speeding up the development of
promising technologies. Furthermore, NWO encompasses nine Research Institutes
with years of research expertise and hightech large scale instruments for research into
earth's oceans, outer space, man, society, nature, technology, the smallest building
blocks, and the bedrock principles of science.
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The DFG (German Research Foundation) is the self-governing organisation for science and
research in Germany. In meeting its responsibilities as a research funding organisation,
the DFG must remain abreast of current developments in higher education. In doing so, the
DFG is able to address challenges such as the need to provide sustainable support for
young researchers, the interdisciplinarisation of the sciences and humanities, and support
for networking in the field of research.
research in Germany. In meeting its responsibilities as a research funding organisation,
the DFG must remain abreast of current developments in higher education. In doing so, the
DFG is able to address challenges such as the need to provide sustainable support for
young researchers, the interdisciplinarisation of the sciences and humanities, and support
for networking in the field of research.
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