以完善人才计划为抓手 推进我国人才强国建设
Strengthening China's Human Resource Development Through Improving Talent Program Design and Management
Strengthening China's Human Resource Development Through Improving Talent Program Design and Management
作者
王小凡(美国杜克大学 医学院 达勒姆 27708)
张赟(美国麻省理工学院 怀特海德研究所 剑桥 02142)
张赟(美国麻省理工学院 怀特海德研究所 剑桥 02142)
中文关键词
科技创新;人才计划;科研经费;人才管理制度
英文关键词
scientific and technological innovation;talent programs;research funding;talent management system
中文摘要
我们正处在一个科学技术高速发展、科技创新深刻改变社会组织形式的新时代。在科技创新活动中,人才是最重要的资源,培养和吸引更多高水平创新人才是我国赢得未来发展先机的重中之重。目前我国人才计划的总体设置仍存在不足,使许多青年人才不得不将本应用于科研的精力分散到追逐以稀缺人才“帽子”所代表的科研资源上去。因此,应以完善人才计划为抓手,一方面扩大以“千人计划”“万人计划”为代表的高层次人才计划支持数量,并更多支持中青年科学家;另一方面,要在尊重科学研究规律的基础上改革科研资助模式,形成以项目为基础和以人才为基础并重的科研资助模式,实现对科研人员发展各阶段的全链条支持。尤其应该注重对各类人才计划在国家层面的统筹规划、专业评审和后期考核,避免不合理的重复支持,抑制只认“帽子”、不重产出的浮躁风气。以完善人才计划为抓手推动我国人才建设工作健康发展,对于改善科技领军人才匮乏的现状和改进人才管理制度具有重大意义,将为建设世界科技强国、实现中华民族伟大复兴的中国梦提供人才保障。
英文摘要
Talents hold the key to scientific and technological innovation. For China's development in the new era, it is essential to attract and train a significant number of excellent talents. Currently, China's talent program design and management are imperfect, forcing many young scientists to spend much of their time and energy pursuing research resources allocated by a variety of "titles". To solve this problem, we need to first expand the successful talent programs such as "Thousand Talent Program" and "Ten Thousand Talent Program", particularly focusing on supporting young scientists with great potentials. We also need to respect the objective laws of scientific research by reforming our funding system, establishing both project-based and scientist-based funding mechanisms, and providing support to all developmental stages of young scientists. In particular, we need to establish a system at the national level to guide and manage all the talent programs in China, improving the review process and strengthening the post-funding-period evaluation. In order to build China into a science and technology giant, it is of great significance to further improve talent program design and management.
DOI10.16418/j.issn.1000-3045.2018.06.001
作者简介
王小凡 美国杜克大学Donald and Elizabeth Cooke终身讲席教授,国务院侨办海外专家咨询委员会委员,科技部国家重大科学研究计划专家组成员。中国科学院外籍院士。1982年毕业于武汉大学,1986年获加州大学洛杉矶分校博士学位,之后在麻省理工学院从事博士后研究。主要从事癌症生物学研究,首先克隆了在癌症发生和生物发育过程中都具有重要作用的TGF-βII型和III型受体,担任Journal of Biological Chemistry副主编。
E-mail:xiao.fan.wang@duke.edu
WANG Xiao-Fan He entered Wuhan University in 1978 to receive his college education following the reform of the education system.In 1982,as one of the first group of Chinese students sent to study biology in the US,he started his graduate training in transcriptional regulation of immunoglobulin genes during B cell development with Dr.K.Calame at UCLA and received his Ph.D.in 1986.He then spent five years at Whitehead Institute and MIT as a postdoctoral fellow under the guidance of Dr.R.Weinberg.The main achievement during this period was the molecular cloning of transforming growth factor beta (TGF-β) type II and type III receptors.In early 1992 he moved to Duke University Medical Center as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Pharmacology&Cancer Biology.He is currently Professor of Pharmacology and Cancer Biology,Donald and Elizabeth Cooke Professor of Experimental Oncology.He is a foreign member of Chinese Academy of Sciences.His current research interests are in the mechanisms of tumor metastasis and cellular senescence.His other academic activities include serving on the editorial boards of a number of scientific journals,such as an Associate Editorin-Chief for the Journal of Biological Chemistry.
E-mail:xiao.fan.wang@duke.edu
E-mail:xiao.fan.wang@duke.edu
WANG Xiao-Fan He entered Wuhan University in 1978 to receive his college education following the reform of the education system.In 1982,as one of the first group of Chinese students sent to study biology in the US,he started his graduate training in transcriptional regulation of immunoglobulin genes during B cell development with Dr.K.Calame at UCLA and received his Ph.D.in 1986.He then spent five years at Whitehead Institute and MIT as a postdoctoral fellow under the guidance of Dr.R.Weinberg.The main achievement during this period was the molecular cloning of transforming growth factor beta (TGF-β) type II and type III receptors.In early 1992 he moved to Duke University Medical Center as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Pharmacology&Cancer Biology.He is currently Professor of Pharmacology and Cancer Biology,Donald and Elizabeth Cooke Professor of Experimental Oncology.He is a foreign member of Chinese Academy of Sciences.His current research interests are in the mechanisms of tumor metastasis and cellular senescence.His other academic activities include serving on the editorial boards of a number of scientific journals,such as an Associate Editorin-Chief for the Journal of Biological Chemistry.
E-mail:xiao.fan.wang@duke.edu