全球研究理事会2014年全体大会将于5月下旬在京举行 -- Global Research Council 2014 General Assembly will be held in Beijing in late May

[From Google's English] "By the Chinese Academy of Sciences, National Natural Science Foundation of China and the Canadian Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council co-sponsored the Global Research Council (Global Research Council, GRC) 2014 年 General Assembly will be held in Beijing 2014 年 26 to 28 May . Following the first two were held in the United States and Germany, the 2014 Beijing Conference is GRC third plenary session, there will be more than 70 leaders and representatives of major research councils and research institutions from more than 50 countries around the world to participate. It is learned that the meeting will continue to focus on open access to scientific papers discussing another topic discussed is to train young scientists, expectations formed around these two themes of new action programs and the Declaration of Principles.  According to reports, scientific papers open access has become an important measure for the major countries in the world to promote science and technology widely timely sharing of knowledge, collaborative open innovation, promote economic growth and inclusive development. Open the world's major developed countries and the EU science and technology etc have already access to publicly funded research projects as an important innovation strategy and technology development policies. GRC 2013 年 General Assembly adopted the 'Action Plan for open access to scientific papers' to encourage and called for publicly funded research (especially academic) implementation of open access, the statement will take a series of measures to promote and support research funding from the public-funded research Open work published in the open access to papers published in journals and open access to knowledge stored in the published papers. GRC Open Access Action Plan case GRC 2014 年 General Assembly will assess the implementation of the relevant countries, and proposed follow-up action plans.  The meeting will also discuss the cultivation of young talent. Talent is the technological innovation of the most critical factors related to the future of young talent cultivation of human science, the needs of the global scientific community to work together. World research funding agencies and research institutions regard the diverse talents to create and promote their participation in the forefront of scientific research as an important mission. China also has implemented a series of Talents Scheme, the National Natural Science Foundation of China and the Chinese Academy of Sciences in personnel training have accumulated a lot of experience, on the basis of reference on the major international funding agencies, particularly in countries at different stages of development of personnel training of practice and experience, by the National Natural Science Fund Committee a draft 'Young Talents declaration of principles and action', and providers of Canada Natural Sciences and Chinese Academy of Sciences and Engineering Research Council to revise and improve. The conference will focus on the training of young talents will be future discussions, to exchange experiences, learn from each other to form a consensus, and published GRC Declaration of Principles on the effective support of young talent cultivation, which is the promotion of our country and the world are training young scientific talent important.  In addition, in yesterday's press briefing, 'Chinese Academy of publicly funded research projects on the implementation of the policy statement published papers open access' and 'National Natural Science Foundation Committee on the implementation of projects funded research papers open access policy statement' while release. The move is designed to respond to GRC Open Access Action Plan, indicating a significant contribution to our country in the new global technology made in the open access information, relevant research institutions to further enhance our emphasis on open access to work and to promote open access to work in depth in our country carried out ..."