(Original title: springer-Natural Group Executive: China's contribution to SCI papers has exceeded 20%)

Springer Annoje, president of Nature Publishing Group in Greater China, said in an interview with Xinhua News Agency a few days ago that China has "laid a solid foundation" for further promoting the development of science and technology.

Springer-Nature Publishing Group operates a large number of influential scientific journals, including the internationally renowned academic journal Nature.

Annoje said: "1997, the contribution of China researchers to SCI (scientific citation index) papers was less than 2.5%; In 2006, the number of SCI papers in China surpassed that in Germany, Britain, France and Japan, only next to the United States. In 20 15 years, the contribution of the United States to SCI papers was around 25%, and China exceeded 20%. "

An article published on the website of Nature Index also said that in this index, China has long been among the countries with high-quality scientific research and high output. The natural index is a database of springer-Nature Publishing Group, which analyzes the output of global scientific research institutions based on 68 top journals.

Although the world economy is slowing down, the investment in scientific research and innovation continues to increase, which reflects that the government and charitable organizations are increasingly aware that scientific research is the main driving force for social progress and sustainable growth. "This has led to an increase in research funding and research activities, especially in interdisciplinary research."

He said: "Looking ahead, given that innovation often depends on continuous financial support, changes in the economic field will have an impact on innovation, but people's current attitude towards innovation also gives us reason to be optimistic about the future." ?

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