presented today at the Torino Observatory data on "Italians , science and digital technology " contained in the new edition of the Science and Society 2011 (Il Mulino), edited by Observa Science in Society .
Among the issues relevant data on the average age of Italian researchers: "The age of human resources: a brake on the Italian research? " The Italian research is not for young teachers. Only 16 out of 100 teachers have less than 40 years, unlike countries such as Cyprus and Poland, which count more than half. Again Germany, Sweden and the Netherlands, the proportion of teachers under the age of forty exceed 40%.
according to Massimo Bucchi, Professor of Science Technology and Society at the University of Trento and among the editorial staff of Science and Company 2011, "the theme of human resources, and especially their advanced average age continues to be a crucial topic for research and innovation in Italy, with a risk of 'discouragement' the younger generation. Is it not a case that Italians are among the least confident in Europe, a young man interested in science today has more job opportunities (47%, compared with 73% of Swedes and a European average of 58%).
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