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- National Basic Research Program of China
- National natural Science Foundation of China
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National project---973 Program
The National Basic Research Program (also called 973 Program) is China's on-going national keystone basic research program, which was approved by the Chinese government in June 1997 and is organized and implemented by the Ministry of Science and Technology. The 973 Program is created on the basis of existing research activities and deployments made by the National Nature Science Foundation and major dedicated pre-studies, to organize and implement basic research to meet the nation's major strategic needs. The strategic objectives of the 973 Program are to strengthen the original innovations and to address the important scientific issues concerning the national economic and social development at a deeper level and in a wider scope, so as to improve China's capabilities of independent innovations and to provide scientific support for the future development of the country.
This program has four main tasks. The first is to conduct multidisciplinary comprehensive research and provide theoretic and scientific foundations for the settlement of the important scientific issues regarding the development of the national economy and society as well as the science itself in the fields of agriculture, energy, information, resource and environment, population and health, materials, and etc. The second is to deploy relevant, important and explorative forefront basic researches. The third is to nurture a number of outstanding personnel with high scientific qualification and creative capability, whom could be to meet the requirements of development in the 21st century. The fourth is to built a group of high-level scientific and technological assignments of the country, thus constituting some interdisciplinary scientific research centers.The National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) was founded in February 1986 with the approval of the State Council. It is an institution for the management of the National Natural Science Fund, aimed at promoting and financing basic research and some applied research in China.
In accordance with the State guiding principles, policies and plans for the development of science and technology, NSFC has, since its founding, formulated the evaluation mechanism of "replying on experts and developing democracy to select best proposals for support in a fair and reasonable way". Through consistent efforts during the past decade, NSFC has established a series of systems to encourage fountainhead innovation and to fund excellent and creative researchers through fair competition on the basis of scientific and democratic principles. It has also created the categories of General Program, Key Program, Major Program, Major Research Plan, the National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars, a number of other types of funds as well as a whole set of integrated management regulations.
- Scientific Conference of Chinese Academy of Science
- Project Management Regulation of Wang Chengkuan scientific reseach funding
- Scholarship in Wang Chengkuan Education Funding Committee
- Lu Xihui Scientific Seminar Project
- One Hundred Talented Persons Plan