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Scientific Cooperation with Ukraine

2. 5. 2008 | 3341 visits
On April 24th, 2008 in Kiev was signed the Protocol on Scientific cooperation between the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine

(NASU) and the Slovak Academy of Sciences (SAS) within the period 2008-2010. The delegation of the Slovak Academy of Sciences was headed by Scientific Secretary, Dr. Ľubomír Falťan who signed the Protocol for the Slovak side. Mr Anatoliy Shpak, First Vice-President, Chief Scientific Secretary signed the Protocol for the Ukrainian side. On the meeting in Kiev participated for the Slovak side Mr Ján Barančík, Head of International Cooperation Department and then Mr Peter Kic, the representative of the Slovak Ambassy in Kiev as well. National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine was represented by the members of the Presidium and some representatives of the Foreign Relations Department of the NASU. The cooperation between the SAS and the NASU in 2008-2010 fulfills first of all within the framework of the mutual research projects which are coordinated by the interested scientific institutions of Slovak Republic and Ukraine. The number of the joint research projects is 17 and the project list is attached to the new Protocol.

Ukraine is one of the partners of the Slovak Academy of Sciences in research. The cooperation is based on the Agreement on scientific cooperation between the Slovak Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine.
The Agreement on scientific cooperation between the Slovak Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine was signed on November 18th in 2004. The Agreement has been valid for the period from 2005 to 2009. The force of the Agreement is automatically prolonged for the each next year. The last Protocol on Scientific Cooperation to the Agreement was signed on November 18th, 2004 and was valid within the period 2005-2007. The exchange quota is defined by short-term visits to a total of 20 persons-weeks annually. For the participation in the international conferences, congresses and symposiums the Parties make a provision for allocation of 20% from the total exchange quota.
Scientific and technical cooperation is carried out in the following spheres:
Joint research projects on actual scientific problems within agreed research projects,
Exchange of scientists for the purpose of projects realization,
Exchange of experience and participation in the international research events,
Exchange of scientific information and literature.

Jan Barancik
Head of International Cooperation Dpt.