Research Funding and Performance of Academic Researchers in South Korea.

Abstract: This study seeks to empirically examine the impact of research funding for academic researchers on their research performance in the areas of natural science, engineering, agriculture and fishery science, and medicine and pharmacology in South Korea. Specifically, this study analyzed the r...

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Publicado en:Review of Policy Research Vol. 35; no. 1; pp. 31 - 60
Autores principales: Doh, Soogwan, Jang, Duckhee, Kang, Gil‐Mo, Han, Dong‐Seong
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Publicado: Wiley-Blackwell Jan2018
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          Doh, Soogwan
          Jang, Duckhee
          Kang, Gil‐Mo
          Han, Dong‐Seong
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          Catholic University of Daegu, Gyeongsan, South Korea
          Korea Institute of Ocean Science & Technology (KIOST), Ansan, South Korea
          National Research Foundation of Korea, Daejeon, South Korea
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        Scholarly periodicals
        Research funding
        Research personnel
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        intellectual ecosystem
        knowledge‐based society
        National Research Foundation (NRF)
        research funding
        research performance
        science productivity
        <bold>PALABRAS CLAVE:</bold> financiación de investigación
        desempeño investigativo
        ecosistema intelectual
        National Research Foundation (NRF)
        productividad científica
        sociedad basada en conocimientos
        国家研究基金会(NRF)
        知识分子生态系统(intellectual ecosystem)
        知识社会
        科研生产力
        科研绩效
        <bold>关键词</bold>:科研经费
        intellectual ecosystem
        knowledge‐based society
        National Research Foundation (NRF)
        research funding
        research performance
        science productivity
        <bold>PALABRAS CLAVE:</bold> financiación de investigación
        desempeño investigativo
        ecosistema intelectual
        National Research Foundation (NRF)
        productividad científica
        sociedad basada en conocimientos
        国家研究基金会(NRF)
        知识分子生态系统(intellectual ecosystem)
        知识社会
        科研生产力
        科研绩效
        <bold>关键词</bold>:科研经费
      ab: Abstract: This study seeks to empirically examine the impact of research funding for academic researchers on their research performance in the areas of natural science, engineering, agriculture and fishery science, and medicine and pharmacology in South Korea. Specifically, this study analyzed the research performance of 32,064 academic researchers based on their patent applications, patent registrations, and research articles published in academic journals in the year 2010. Descriptive statistics and regression analysis showed that various forms of research funding have a significant effect on their research performance. The results of this study also showed that the attributes of academic researchers, such as gender, age, where their PhD was completed, and major, have an influence on their research performance.
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