Global Research Funding and Development

Abstract

Research is a deliberate and systematic inquiry or investigation to establish a fact. Research could focus on any desired discipline like science, education, economy, administration, etc. Resources (e.g. humans, funds, equipment etc) are essential in any research, especially impactful research. Research forms an essential part of development for interdisciplinary or multidisciplinary application of new technologies and procedures. Progress and comfort of human beings are due to success in research outcomes in the society. In the modern world, every sector, like medical, engineering, and basic sciences improves daily and has achieved new horizons because of support from research funding. For comprehensive research and its utility for better progress and output, proper funding is required. This article highlights various research funding opportunities, sources, agencies, and their significance. The fundamental objective is to create awareness through the global involvement of a collaborative team of experts across the world to foster interdisciplinary research collaboration and joint funding applications for economic development. The authors in this paper are open to joint research and collaboration.

Hydrological Research Evolution: A Large Language Model‐Based Analysis of 310,000 Studies Published Globally Between 1980 and 2023

“…Along with the growing strength of India's economic and technological capabilities, publications related to the Ganges River basin rose from the 16th position in the world in the 2000s (172, 1.33%) to the 6th position in the 2010s (1,204, 2.86%), representing an increase of over 115.04% in the relative share of publications. The attention to basins such as those of the Amur River, Yenisei River, Panama River, and Arab River has also increased compared to the 1980s, reflecting the heightened focus of developing countries on hydrological issues, along with an improvement in their research capabilities (Akram et al., 2021; Shueb & Gul, 2023).…”