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Countries in the region are pushing to adopt a broader research base, along with updated institutional organizations. But for the most part it is the physical sciences that remain strongest. Article count: 3,351 Fractional count (FC): 1,321 Weighted fractional count (WFC): 1,048

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Published inNature (London) Vol. 515; no. 7526; pp. S82 - S83
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published London Nature Publishing Group UK 13.11.2014
Nature Publishing Group
Subjects
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706/648/453
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706/648/479/305
706/648/496
706/648/697/129
Academies and Institutes - economics
Bibliometrics
Cyprus
Federal aid to research
Forecasts and trends
Funding
Humanities and Social Sciences
Hungary
Laws, regulations and rules
Molecular biology
multidisciplinary
nature-index
Nuclear physics
Poland
Publishing - statistics & numerical data
R&D
Research & development
Research - economics
Research - organization & administration
Research - standards
Research - statistics & numerical data
Research Personnel - statistics & numerical data
Research Support as Topic - economics
Research Support as Topic - trends
Russia
Science
Scientists
Statistics
Universities - manpower
Universities - standards
Universities - statistics & numerical data
Poland
Cyprus
Hungary
Russia
Europe
Eastern Europe
Southern Europe
Central Europe
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Summary:Countries in the region are pushing to adopt a broader research base, along with updated institutional organizations. But for the most part it is the physical sciences that remain strongest. Article count: 3,351 Fractional count (FC): 1,321 Weighted fractional count (WFC): 1,048
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ISSN:0028-0836
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DOI:10.1038/515S82a