Navigating the Future of Health Research: Evidence for the FP10 Debate
Public funding is already transforming health research. This study shows how collaboration and societal relevance are increasing—while basic science remains central—providing critical insights for FP10 decision-making.
Beyond the Western Lens: The Realignment of Aging Science
Aging research is no longer centered in a single region or perspective. As scientific capacity expands across the Global South, long-standing assumptions about what counts as valid evidence are being challenged—prompting a critical rethinking of universality, relevance, and equity in aging science.
Investigating the heart of science policy
To what extent and in what way do the needs for scientific knowledge in health expressed by different stakeholders translate into research funding priorities and research portfolios useful for solving problems that affect these actors?
How can I demonstrate the social impact of my research?
With DORA, a large number of universities and funding agencies have committed to value of the impact on society of your research. With your list of publications, altmetric data, a search engine and your detective skills, you can identify who and how they are using the knowledge you have generated.
An outsider studying the processes of knowledge production and biomedical and biotechnological innovation in the United States and the European Union. Part 1: The fear of Ebola fever.
In this blog I am going to post a series of reflections on how a vision from the global south can be useful to improve and democratize biomedical innovation processes in the United States and Europe. In part 1, I present a study on the structure of Ebola research.