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pustoj_zhurnal в Недремлющее око Натурыhttp://www.nature.com/news/russian-
Natura, редакционная статья
But the recent appointment of Olga Vasilyeva as Putin’s science and education minister casts strong doubts on whether the right healers are at work. Vasilyeva, an ultra-conservative historian, is mainly known for her affinity with the Russian Orthodox Church and her ambivalence towards Stalin....
Even so, some growth in public science spending in recent years, together with plans to strengthen universities and streamline the oversized Russian Academy of Sciences (which runs hundreds of research institutes), raised hopes that things might start to improve. Dmitry Livanov, a dynamic physicist who ran the science ministry from 2012, had seemed the right person to push through a series of reforms to get Russian science back on course. It came as a shock, therefore, when Putin fired him in August.
The reasons for Livanov’s abrupt departure remain unclear, although they are likely to be political rather than related to the performance of the ministry he headed. His dismissal might be considered a win for the Russian Academy of Sciences and for numerous low-profile universities, which he intended to close. But wins in these cases would not be a win for Russian science at large.
Natura, редакционная статья
But the recent appointment of Olga Vasilyeva as Putin’s science and education minister casts strong doubts on whether the right healers are at work. Vasilyeva, an ultra-conservative historian, is mainly known for her affinity with the Russian Orthodox Church and her ambivalence towards Stalin....
Even so, some growth in public science spending in recent years, together with plans to strengthen universities and streamline the oversized Russian Academy of Sciences (which runs hundreds of research institutes), raised hopes that things might start to improve. Dmitry Livanov, a dynamic physicist who ran the science ministry from 2012, had seemed the right person to push through a series of reforms to get Russian science back on course. It came as a shock, therefore, when Putin fired him in August.
The reasons for Livanov’s abrupt departure remain unclear, although they are likely to be political rather than related to the performance of the ministry he headed. His dismissal might be considered a win for the Russian Academy of Sciences and for numerous low-profile universities, which he intended to close. But wins in these cases would not be a win for Russian science at large.
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Date: 2016-12-05 05:43 pm (UTC)Nikolay Pestov • 3 hours ago
Only a handful of Russian scientists would agree with the view that ex-minister Livanov "seemed the right person to push through a series of reforms to get Russian science back on course". In fact, he was extremely unpopular among scientists. It is also unfortunate to hear that Editors of Nature completely forgot countrywide protests against the scandalous pogrom of the Russian Academy of Sceinces masterminded by Livanov and Putin in 2013. Livanov's performance in the education sector was also evaluated as mediocre by many professors and teachers because of the exorbitant bureaucratization - a disheartening symbol of his numerous "reforms".
Michael Lerman • a month ago
Jewish scientists left Russia; that is the problem.
William White
I wish it were that simple, disgusting as it was.