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Attraction of international experts to the procedure of scientific projects expertise by the State Fund For Fundamental Research
1. Attraction of international experts
to the procedure of scientific
projects expertise by
State Fund For Fundamental
Research
State Fund For Fundamental Research of Ukraine
Kyiv, Ukraine
2. The experience of
State Fund For Fundamental Research (SFFR)
in attracting international experts
High Energy Physics
Key laboratory Competition
demanded attraction of
international experts
Kyiv, Ukraine
3. Prehistory of Competition
The Memorandum of cooperation
between National Academy of
Science of Ukraine and Ministry
of Education and Science of
Ukraine to promote the scientific
research in the area of high
energy physics –
establishment of High energy
Physics Key laboratory
One of the main tasks
of Laboratory
The assistance of
projects in frames of
international science
and technology
cooperation with
CERN
Kyiv, Ukraine
4. The 1st Key Laboratory Scientific
Council session determined the
main trends in the framework of
CERN experimental program
Kyiv, Ukraine
CMS Experiment LHCb experiment
5. According to the necessity to evaluate
the competition projects (19 submitted
projects), the Scientific Council of Key
Laboratory approved the cast of the
Expert Council
9 experts
from
3 countries
Kyiv, Ukraine
6. CERN
Joint Institute of Nuclear Research
LAL Orsay
Paris Sud University
The Belle-II Collaboration
Dzhelepov Laboratory of Nuclear Problems
FAIR
Novosibirsk State University
All experts are the main bodies in the High
Energy Physics intuitions of the world
Kyiv, Ukraine
7. That’s why only 6 from 9 international
experts took part in evaluation procedure
CONFLICT DISTURBS EXPERTS!
TENDER
COMPETITION
Kyiv, Ukraine
8. The procedure of expertise
The Scientific
Council
The Expert
Council Estimations
Final Rating
according to
the average
estimations
Estimations
Kyiv, Ukraine
9. The main result of the competition is
more then 200 publications in the
world best scientific journals
Journal Name Impact Factor
Physical Review Letters 7,728
Journal of High Energy Physics 6,220
Physics Letters B 6,019
The European Physical Journal C 5,436
Kyiv, Ukraine
10. The excellent results of the
competition
reason the need to
support and extend
the program
show the effectiveness
of international
expertise of the
competition projects
Kyiv, Ukraine