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Funding for a typical research project is in a scale of $10^5~$10^6. And private funding like $5000 or so doesn't do much in most "real" research but may be a p
by qfchen 14y ago
Funding for a typical research project is in a scale of $10^5~$10^6. And private funding like $5000 or so doesn't do much in most "real" research but may be a part of the whole project and if in this case, it is definitely duplicated (http://www.nature.com/news/funding-agencies-urged-to-check-for-duplicate-grants-1.12317 http://www.nature.com/news/funding-agencies-urged-to-check-f...).
- irollboozers 14y agoRegarding the notion of duplication in grants, there is still a need for both repeating research and following projects with repeated aims, though in a slightly different fashion as promoted through recent reproducibility initiatives (http://www.nature.com/news/independent-labs-to-verify-high-profile-papers-1.11176 http://www.nature.com/news/independent-labs-to-verify-high-p...).