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2012 WAS GOOD YEAR FOR ARMENIAN SCIENCE, SAYS OFFICIAL
http://tert.am/en/news/2013/01/11/achievements-in-science/
11.01.13
The head of Armenia's State Committee of Science finds 2012 a period
of positive achievements.
Speaking to reporters on Friday, Samvel Harutyunyan particularly
emphasized the importance of several key decisions that contributed
to the development of the sector last year.
"The Draft Law on Scientific and Scientific-Technical Assessment, which
received the government's approval, is one the achievements. It will
help introduce an up-to-date methodology for selecting scientific and
scientific-technical projects, as well as assessing reports," he said,.
Other achievements include the Armenian Studies Development Strategy
(for 2012-2025) and the decision to found a synchrotonic-research
institute in the frameworks of the Candle project.
Harutyunyan said they are planning to launch a thematic contest for
20-25 youth programs this year for purchasing scientific equipment (the
project being the first in Armenia's history) and five laboratories.
http://tert.am/en/news/2013/01/11/achievements-in-science/
11.01.13
The head of Armenia's State Committee of Science finds 2012 a period
of positive achievements.
Speaking to reporters on Friday, Samvel Harutyunyan particularly
emphasized the importance of several key decisions that contributed
to the development of the sector last year.
"The Draft Law on Scientific and Scientific-Technical Assessment, which
received the government's approval, is one the achievements. It will
help introduce an up-to-date methodology for selecting scientific and
scientific-technical projects, as well as assessing reports," he said,.
Other achievements include the Armenian Studies Development Strategy
(for 2012-2025) and the decision to found a synchrotonic-research
institute in the frameworks of the Candle project.
Harutyunyan said they are planning to launch a thematic contest for
20-25 youth programs this year for purchasing scientific equipment (the
project being the first in Armenia's history) and five laboratories.