Chemical Safety Science, 2018, Volume 2, No 2, p. 351 — 364

 

Expert analysis approach

 

UDC 338.23                                                                           Download PDF (RUS)

DOI: 10.25514/CHS.2018.2.14128

 

PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS FOR FORMALIZING SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH PERFORMANCE ATTRIBUTABLE TO CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL SAFETY

S.V. Pronichkin1,2* and I. P. Tikhonov2

1 Federal Research Center “Computer Science and Control”, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia

2 Semenov Institute of Chemical Physics, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia

Received November 09, 2018

Published December 26, 2018

Abstract – The article is focused on developing formalizing procedure for evaluation of effectiveness of scientific research in the field of chemical and biological safety science. A series of specific aspects of the development of science research in this area in modern conditions are highlighted. A review of methods for determining the effectiveness of research and development activity is given, and the related methodological problems are discussed. The specificity of determining performance of fundamental and applied research is described. A multidimensional approach for estimating performance of scientific research activity related to the field of chemical and biological safety is proposed. The prospects for the development of new scientific methodological tools for determining performance of scientific research activities in the field of chemical and biological safety are outlined.

Keywords: scientific research performance, system analysis, expertise, criteria, chemical and biological safety, basic and applied research.


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