« We are happy to announce a new artifact-level metrics page. An artifact is any piece of research output. Some of the most popular artifacts include:
– Article
– Blog Post
– Book
– Source Code
– Theses/Dissertation
« … This report provides an initial assessment of the nature, scale and beneficiaries of the impact of UK universities’ research. It is based on an analysis of the 6,679 non redacted impact case studies that were submitted to the 2014 Research Excellence Framework (REF). Each case study aimed to…
« … Juergen Wastl, Head of Research Information and lead for the Altmetric for Institutions implementation at the University of Cambridge, comments, “The altmetrics data and reporting functionality provided by this platform enable us to track the influence of our work on public policy”, he continues, “this is incredibly useful…
« … In the webinar, Mike Showalter, Plum Analytics Product Manager, talks about the role altmetrics can play in promoting the use of your open access repository (…) »
« Présidente du Comité d’éthique du CNRS, Michèle Leduc nous explique concrètement pourquoi il est vital de se préoccuper de l’intégrité de la recherche scientifique.
Parler d’intégrité quand on évoque le métier de la recherche, c’est presque une tautologie, car rigueur et honnêteté sont indissociables de la…
« With PlumXTM you can track metrics at multiple levels or group. For example, an academic institution might track metrics at:
– Researcher
– Lab
– Department
– Institution
– Discipline
– Subject
These groups are user-definable; each PlumX customer establishes their unique way to analyze research impact (…) »
« The rapidly evolving academic research and publishing community is seeing many digital developments, one of which is being compared to « the Wild West. » The altmetric movement proposed an alternative to the popular journal impact factor and personal citation indices such as the h-index. From this new frontier, Euan…
« Metrics from Plum™ Analytics will now include usage statistics for articles and books that are available from EBSCO Information Services (EBSCO) databases and EBSCO Discovery Service. The article-level data from these databases will allow Plum Analytics’ product PlumX to provide usage statistics on articles…