The changing tunes of science policy: mapping research priorities of consecutive governments When governments change, science policy can be affected as well. This blog post discusses a method to track these shifts using the example of Colombia. Results show that over time, the number and connectedness of research fields in science policy increases, but only a few survive all governments. Julián D. Cortés and Catalina Ramírez • March 28, 2024
Industry involved in research: The case of Latin America and the Caribbean Collaborations between industry and research institutions are a common phenomenon in science. But what does the situation look like in Latin America and the Caribbean? In a recent study, our author took a closer look and identified central as well as less prominent research areas. Julián D. Cortés • April 13, 2023
