On 'Funding Research in Africa'

FRANCIS S. COLLINS; JEREMY FARRAR

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机译：关于“非洲的资助研究”

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We are writing to comment on your November 12 article entitled "Funding Research in Africa" by Paula Park. The article appropriately identified a very real problem-the dearth of basic-research funding for scientists in many African countries. While the US National Institutes of Health (NIH), the Wellcome Trust, and others fund a considerable amount of research in Africa, many of those awards are made to non-African institutions and scientists, who in turn subcontract for collaborations with their African colleagues. However, Park apparently did not appreciate that the proportion of awards made directly to African scientists and institutions is steadily increasing, and now accounts for about 40 percent of Wellcome Trust and 63 percent of NIH funding for research in Africa.

机译：我们正在写评论Paula Park在11月12日发表的题为“非洲的资金研究”的文章。文章适当地指出了一个非常现实的问题-许多非洲国家的科学家缺乏基础研究经费。尽管美国国立卫生研究院（NIH），惠康基金会（Wellcome Trust）和其他机构为非洲的大量研究提供了资助，但其中许多奖项是由非非洲的机构和科学家获得的，而后者又转包给与非洲同事的合作。但是，帕克显然不欣赏直接向非洲科学家和机构颁发的奖项的比例在稳步增长，现在占惠康信托基金会约40％的资金，占美国国立卫生研究院用于非洲研究的资金的63％。

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《The Scientist》 |2015年第1期|29-30|共2页
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