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Textbook of Maritime Medicine

19.3 Financing research in maritime medicine Print E-mail
Written by Jørgen Riis Jepsen   
   

Most research institutions operate with a basis budget but they are expected to contribute with external funding for research. The availability of funding is highly variable. Most research institutions rely on public and philanthropic funds. The maritime industries in the country, in which the study is to be undertaken, are increasingly important sources if they are sufficiently large and committed. Transnational research may benefit from international funding such as from the European Community. Crucial to any application for external funding is that the sponsor is convinced with regard to the soundness and relevance of the research question, and to the presence of professional resources for implementation. A further precondition is that the sponsor has positive expectations with regard to a responsible financial conduct. The applicant is usually expected to demonstrate commitment by willingness to contribute to the expenses from own funds.

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