Draft talk:Research direction
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Article Scope
[edit]This article covers the concept of "research direction," referring to the thematic or strategic focus within scientific or professional research. It aims to provide a brief overview suitable for expansion.
Suggestions for Expansion
[edit]- Add historical context on how the concept of research direction evolved in academia and policy.
- Include examples of major research directions in various fields (e.g., genomics, AI, climate science).
- Reference funding agencies' strategic priorities (e.g., NSF, Horizon Europe).
- Discuss variations in usage across disciplines and regions.
- Add links to related concepts like "research agenda" and "science policy."
- Add World Destubathon designation and include in World Destubathon.
Sources
[edit]Currently, the article lacks citations. Recommended sources include:
- Government research funding agency websites and strategic plans
- Scholarly articles on research management and science policy
- Textbooks on research methodology and innovation management
Terminology
[edit]Clarification of related terms such as "research agenda," "research focus," and "strategic research area" may help readers distinguish nuances.
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[edit]Notes
[edit]Feel free to contribute reliable sources and expand sections with relevant content. This topic intersects multiple disciplines, so multidisciplinary input is welcome.