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FRANCE – LATVIA 17th ANNIVERSARY OF THE PHC OSMOSE

Scientific impact of the program (2006-2016)

MESRI-DAEI / MEAE

2019

October 25th, 2019, Riga 1

http://www.enseignementsup-recherche.gouv.fr

GENERAL PRESENTATION OF THE PROGRAMME

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Creation : 2002

The purpose of this programme is to develop excellence scientific and technological exchanges between the French and Latvian laboratories, by promoting new scientific collaborations.

Total budget (France + Latvia) : around 27 300 € / year >> including budget from the French part : 13 650 € / year >> including budget from the Latvian part : 13 650 € / year

Average budget per project (France + Latvia) : 2 275 € / year

Number of new projects per year : around 5

From 2006-2016: 52 applications submitted 29 projects funded (including 2016)

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DATA SOURCES

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Campus France • Information about the PHC Osmose program applications • List of mobilities (from France to Latvia)

Survey (conducted by the French Ministry of Higher Education, Research and

Innovation and the Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs)

• Target : French Principal Investigators of selected projects between 2006 and 2016

• Survey duration : 7 weeks between November 2016 and January 2017

• 58% response ratio (14 respondents for 24 funded projects)

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ANSWERS TO THE SURVEY

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Average response rate to the survey : 58 % (14 answers)

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Number of funded projects Number of survey answers

2006-2016 Key Points

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BEFORE THE PHC OSMOSE PROJECT

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Did you already collaborate with the Latvian partner in the past?

Survey data

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67%

33% Yes

No

NUMBER OF APPLICATIONS VS SELECTION RATE (COMPARISON BETWEEN 26 DIFFERENT BILATERAL PROGRAMMES)

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Average selection rate for 2005-2017 : 56% vs 32% mean Average number of applications 2005-2017 : 9 vs 56 mean

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Average selection rate from 2006-2016: 56 %

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57% 100% 56% 67% 45% 42%

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Number of applications Number of funded projects Selection rate

NUMBER OF APPLICATIONS AND SELECTION RATE

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Campus France data

Data from 2006-2016

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Number of applications : 52 Number of funded projects : 29

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SCIENTIFIC DOMAINS OF PROJECTS

FRENCH PARTICIPATING INSTITUTIONS

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Survey data

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42%

29%

13%

6%

10% Université

CNRS

Ecole d'ingénieurs

ENS

Autres

AGE OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS (PI) (COMPARISON BETWEEN 26 DIFFERENT BILATERAL PROGRAMMES)

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PIs under 40 years : 20% vs 23% mean PIs over 55 years : 20% vs 15% mean

60% of the PIs are between 40 and 55 years

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Survey data

Current professional status

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40%

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34%

0% 13%

FRENCH PIS (PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS) : STATUS

IMPLICATION OF WOMEN (FRANCE) (COMPARISON BETWEEN 26 DIFFERENT BILATERAL PROGRAMMES)

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% of women PIs in the applications : 29% vs 25% mean % of women PIs in the selected projects : 31% vs 25% mean

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PARTICIPATION OF YOUNG RESEARCHERS

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85 % of projects integrate PhD students

Survey data

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38 % of projects integrate post-doctoral researchers

Number of PhD students Number of post-

doctoral researchers

0 15%

1 15%

2 38%

3 15%

4 and more 15%

0 62%

1 31%

2 0%

3 8%

IMPLICATION OF PhDs (COMPARISON BETWEEN 26 DIFFERENT BILATERAL PROGRAMMES)

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% of projects implying PhDs and Post-doc : 73% vs 65% mean Average rate of scientific production per PhD : 0,48 vs 0,70 mean

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Mobility

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France Latvia Latvia France

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Campus France data

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MOBILITY : GENDER DISTRIBUTION

MOBILITY FRANCE – LATVIA (COMPARISON BETWEEN 26 DIFFERENT BILATERAL PROGRAMMES)

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% of french young researchers in outgoing mobilities : 34% vs 35% mean

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MOBILITY : STATUS

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% of french young researchers in outgoing mobilities : 34% vs 35% mean % of latvian young researchers in incoming mobilities : 36%

under 35 years

36%

over 35 years 64%

MOBILITY : DURATION

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Campus France data

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France Latvia Latvia France

Scientific production

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SCIENTIFIC OUTPUT (1/2)

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Number of funded projects : 29 Percentage of copublications

Survey data

Campus France data

50%

34%

8% 8% Physics

EngineeringSciences

Chemistry

Biology andHealth

SCIENTIFIC OUTPUT (2/2)

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data

33% of funded projects led to one co-publication at least 100% of copublications include at least 1 PhD or PostDoc

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Number of

funded

projects by

thematic area

Ratio of

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thematic area

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projects by thematic

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co-publication at

least

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number of

co-

publications

per project

Mathematics 0 0% 0 0% 0% 0%

Physics 5 33% 6 50% 40% 1,2

Marine / Earth / Planet

Sciences 0 0% 0 0% 0% 0%

Chemistry 2 13% 1 8% 50% 0,5

Biology and Health 5 33% 1 8% 20% 0,2

Humanities 0 0% 0 0% 0% 0%

Social Sciences 1 7% 0 0% 0% 0,0

Engineering Sciences 2 13% 4 33% 50% 2,0

Information

Technology 0 0% 0 0% 0% 0%

Agronomy / Food

Science / Environment

/ Biodiversity

0 0% 0 0% 0% 0%

TOTAL 15 100% 12 100% 33% 0,8

What happens after a PHC Osmose project ?

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CONTINUATION OF THE COLLABORATION (1/3) (COMPARISON BETWEEN 26 DIFFERENT BILATERAL PROGRAMMES)

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Continuation of the collaboration : 77% vs 81% mean Continuation of the collaboration with other sources of subvention : 27% vs 33% mean

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CONTINUATION OF THE COLLABORATION (2/3)

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Has the program Osmose led to the set-up of joint structures?

Survey data

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Yes 8%

No 92%

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CONTINUATION OF THE COLLABORATION (3/3)

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Has the French-Latvian collaboration involved new partners?

Survey data

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Yes 62%

No 38%

IMPACT ON YOUNG RESEARCHERS’ CAREER

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% of young researchers whose career was impacted by the PHC program

Survey data

Type of impacts

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Yes 62%

No 38%

67%

25%

8% Get a permanent ortemporary job

Get a post-doctoratecontract

Get a job in a privatecompany

GENERAL OPINION OF FRENCH PIS ON THE PROGRAMME

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Survey data

82% of French principal investigators are satisfied

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0%

18%

18%

27%

37%

Not satisfied at all

Not satisfied

Quite satisfied

Very satisfied

Extremely satisfied

PRELIMINARY CONCLUSIONS

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Preliminary conclusions suggest that the funding scheme has efficiently contributed to create (or to maintain) fruitful and long-term cooperation, despite the relatively low financial support, which is to be considered as “seed money”. % of co-publications that include at least 1 PhD or PostDoc Women PIS selection rate % of projects that integrate PhD students and post-doctoral researchers % of funded projects that led to one co-publication at least Average number of co-publications per project

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PRELIMINARY RECOMMENDATIONS

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RECOMMENDATIONS Aim an average 30% success rate Promote scientific co-publications (67% of projects with no co-

publications ; average number of co-publications per project : 0,8) Promote co-publications by young researchers (average rate of co-

publications by young researcher is only 48%)

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CONCLUSIONS

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Preliminary conclusions suggest that the funding scheme is efficiently contributing to maintain a fruitful and long term cooperation, despite the relatively low financial support, which is to be considered as “seed money”.

Thank you for your attention

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Contacts

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christophe.delacourt@recherche.gouv.fr frederic.tinland@recherche.gouv.fr

alina.toader@recherche.gouv.fr

October 25th, 2019, Riga

French national ministries (MESRI / MEAE) will provide a complete analysis of the survey (incl. scientific impact). Il will be sent to the recipients of the funding and participants in this symposium.