2020
DOI: 10.5339/qmj.2020.21
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Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on the scientific community

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“…Outra perspectiva que também afeta comunidade científica é a redução de investimentos e financiamentos de projetos devido às incertezas econômicas geradas pela pandemia. Consequentemente há uma diminuição do desenvolvimento de projetos já iniciados e também que possivelmente seriam admitidos 12 .…”
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“…Outra perspectiva que também afeta comunidade científica é a redução de investimentos e financiamentos de projetos devido às incertezas econômicas geradas pela pandemia. Consequentemente há uma diminuição do desenvolvimento de projetos já iniciados e também que possivelmente seriam admitidos 12 .…”
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“…They arrived at the use of appraisals as the chosen form of assessment, stating that the COVID-19 outbreak had compromised their capacity to score accurately and its potential influence on their future professions and academic plans. Cambridge University announced that they would be replacing this current summer's tests with online exams; however, students unable to attend these, due to 'illness, caring responsibilities or technical difficulties', will be permitted to take the exam later, when conditions are more conducive and the college is back at its maximum functioning level (Subramanya et al, 2020).…”
Section: Examinations and Student Evaluationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is vividly described in a recent report by Su, a research fellow from China working at Harvard Medical School, who also provided advice to overcome any despondency. 18 Su's key messages are: (1) stay calm and limit the time you spend worrying about the pandemic, (2) stay prepared for working outside the laboratory, and (3) stay focused but separated from other family members during your home office hours to keep your research going. 18 The impact of COVID-19 on the younger generation of researchers is of major relevance to their professional career in the world of science and therefore in the focus of several reports 3,14,17 or comments, [17][18][19][20] including an optimistic guide for the future.…”
Section: Scientific Output Up-to-date Models Of Publishing and Shormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Indeed, conferencing tools are heavily used by more than 90% of life scientists and represent an effective platform of communication and mentoring. 3,6,18 Moreover, since the beginning of the pandemic, a steadily increasing proportion of scientists is attending virtual conferences of national and international societies. Thus, e-congresses are becoming a relevant format of scientific meetings.…”
Section: Scientific Output Up-to-date Models Of Publishing and Shormentioning
confidence: 99%