'Citation impact' presentation slideshows

Citation Analysis in Research Evaluation (Published by Springer, July 2005)

Citation Analysis in Research Evaluation (Published by Springer, July 2005). Henk F. Moed CWTS, Leiden University. Contents. Introduction: Potentialities of bibliometrics Adequacy of WoS coverage per main discipline

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The Multi-Dimensional Research Assessment Matrix

The Multi-Dimensional Research Assessment Matrix. Henk F. Moed Elsevier, Amsterdam, the Netherlands Seminar Research Evaluation in Practice, National Geographic Society, Washington DC, 17 October 2012. Short CV Henk F. Moed. Contents. (o) Bibliometrics makes sense.

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The use of bibliometric indicators in research evaluation and policy

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THOUSAND FACES OF A BIBLIOGRAPHY

THOUSAND FACES OF A BIBLIOGRAPHY. post-conference seminar on Databases and Evaluation of SSH Research Vilnius, 25 Sep 2013. Jadranka Stojanovski University of Zadar/Rudjer Boskovic Institute. Croatia. 4.5M population 11k scholars 7 universities, 25 research institutes

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Measuring differentiation in knowledge production at SA universities

Johann Mouton, CREST HESA Conference on Research and Innovation 4 April 2012. Measuring differentiation in knowledge production at SA universities. Preliminary comments .

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Information Retrieval to Informed Action with Research Metrics

Information Retrieval to Informed Action with Research Metrics. Thomson Scientific Research Services Group 2007. Challenge of Managing and Evaluating Research. Science is very dynamic and growing exponentially Research is happening in a global and multidisciplinary context

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Research Collaboration in Selected ASEAN Countries

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Research Impact Assessment

Research Impact Assessment. Research Impact Assessment. Measurement : Impact Factor Databases Journal Citation Reports (JCR) Journal Performance Indicators on Diskette (JPIOD). How good is this journal in the research field?. 1. Measurement : Number of cited references

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Citation Analysis for the Free, Online Literature

Citation Analysis for the Free, Online Literature. Tim Brody Intelligence, Agents, Multimedia Group University of Southampton. Content. Current services for Open Access Literature Institutional Archives Registry Metadata Harvesting through Celestial Citebase Search Citation Linking

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Thomson Reuters Solutions for Scientific Research

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Digital Measures Replacement

Digital Measures Replacement. Current Systems. UB uses two separate faculty annual report systems eCV School of Medicine School of Dentistry Activity Insight (Digital Measures) All other units. Issues with Reporting Systems.

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The IU Principles of Excellence

The IU Principles of Excellence. Susan Moke Director of Communications . Vic Borden Senior Advisor. IU Communications & Marketing Conference January 19, 2011. Overview. Strengths, opportunities and challenges an interactive task

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University Science Indicators 1981-2006

University Science Indicators 1981-2006. Main Menu. You can select one or more institutions in the list. Select field. The standard version holds 24 fields. The deluxe version holds 106 fields that you can chose from. Specify Analysis: level. Select time period. Select type of analysis.

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Why are there differences in citation impact?

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Interoperable Repository Statistics

Interoperable Repository Statistics. Les Carr & Tim Brody University of Southampton http://irs.eprints.org/. Introduction. Background to & history of our interest in statistics The purpose of the IRS project Progress so far Request for participation. Topics of Discussion.

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Impacts

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Rodrigo Costas, Zohreh Zahedi & Paul Wouters

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Ten reasons why you should put a copy of your work in the Repository

The Lincoln Repository. Ten reasons why you should put a copy of your work in the Repository. 1. Because people will find your stuff. 70% of visits to the Repository come from Google 82% of visits come from outside Lincoln. 2. Because people will cite your stuff.

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