Andrey Rostovtsev: "Mine Field on the map of Russian science"

"The map of Russian science takes bizarre outlines. A dangerous area of ​​contact with uncontrollable power authorities was clearly designated on the map - this is the border to approach. In the area of ​​this border, unfortunately, those rare innovations that are still able to compete in the international market are concentrated," the doctor of physical and mathematics writes on Facebook and the project co -founder and the project co -founder "Dissernet" Andrey Rostovtsev.

“So, Olga and Olga Kanur, the experience and knowledge of which were highly in demand,were recently forced to leave the country. Earlier in this situation, the inventor Dmitry Lopatin was in such a situation. Someone, as scientist Viktor Kudryavtsev, failed to leave in time.

In general, contacts with foreign scientists by order of the Ministry of Education and Science were outlawed in fact. Surprisingly, despite the indignation of the scientific community, despite the statement of academicians about the impossibility in such conditions for the implementation of national projects “science” and “education”, an idiotic order that restricts contacts with foreign scientists is going to cancel.

Another minefield on the map of Russian science is the area of ​​examination. If the result of a scientific examination does not coincide with the direction of the gyrus of Comrade Major, consider that the author of the examination accidentally stepped on a mine fuse. The conclusion of the specialist Olga Zeleny , based on scientific knowledge, cost her in 6 years of trial with a threat of a long time only because her conclusions made it difficult for the work of power structures to eliminate their competitors in the market for food poppy.

What remains in the scientific zone safe for the life of the scientist? - conducting research that will not interest anyone; - publications of scientific articles that no one will read and will never come to them; - topics far from the interest of world science. Obviously, without countering the security forces from the scientific community, further castration of science and education is inevitable.

In this regard, the observation made based on the results of the work of Dissernet is extremely curious. Recently, without unnecessary controversy in bursts, it has been depriving plagiators and scammers from the science of undeserved scientific degrees. The exception is only "scientists" in uniform - they are involored by Higher At all by hook or by crook. I wonder what should happen to correct the situation? "