The Center for Soil Science and Applied Biology Segura (CEBAS) is a center for research in agriculture, food, water and environment is the only center under the National Research Council that exists in the Region of Murcia, located in the Campus University.
"From the Public Institution for research funds become available, with which scientific knowledge is generated, staff training and develop patents ready for use in the development of society. Only in 2010 and 2011, workers were able to CEBAS Murcia around € 10 million from public and private institutions, both Spanish and international. These funds generated more than 200 scientific publications in international journals and 20 patents including about 20 PhD theses in this period. passes CEBAS be one of the institutes of the CSIC with more patents developed in all fields of science ... "explained Martinez Gomez.
Recently created in the Center's "Resistance Platform July 11 called" to protest against cuts in public administration and research.
In this platform today complained to the Vice President of Science and Technology, CSIC D.
Antonio Figueras visiting Murcia economic cuts and working conditions resulting from the adjustments announced by the Government, which affect workers in general, and especially those in the public service, science and Spanish.
From the "Platform July 11" claimed the solidarity of workers CEBAS-CSIC with other collective workers, pensioners and unemployed who are suffering the most by the cuts made by the government and its disagreement with the current government policy that affects the weakest classes and remain the cornerstones of a modern society: education, health, research, social welfare.
It also advocates the discrediting cripple public employees in Spain, particularly by people who have never faced the labor market.
Restore the working conditions of public employees.
Also from this integrated platform for the vast majority of workers, led by Pedro Martinez, claimed the need to develop a policy based on maintaining and promoting the basic pillars of a modern society: education, health, research and social welfare.
Besides demanding an end to the recruitment system for research in precarious, based on grants and contracts for training outside the agreement.
This situation is forcing our young researchers to emigrate to other countries after the economic and scientific effort invested in training them.
