Metrics

24/12/2019

Tracking self-citations in academic publishing

« Citation metrics have value because they aim to make scientific assessment a level playing field, but urgent transparency-based adjustments are necessary to ensure that measurements yield the most accurate picture of impact and excellence. One problematic area is the handling of self-citations, which are either excluded or inappropriately accounted for…

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13/09/2019

Webinar Video: Innovating The Ways Metrics Are Applied, Responsible Metrics & Measuring Openness

« How can we measure the state of openness of research? Why are responsible research indicators important? What role do institutional managers play in adopting them?

Among others, these questions were discussed in this webinar hosted by Charlotte Wien, Head of LIBER’s Innovative Metrics Working Group.

Our speakers were Isabella…

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04/09/2019

Digital Science and the International Society for Scientometrics and Informetrics join forces to provide ISSI members with free access to Dimensions and Altmetric data

« Digital Science, a leader in scholarly technology, is pleased to announce a collaboration with the International Society for Scientometrics and Informetrics (ISSI) that will give ISSI members enhanced access to Dimensions and Altmetric data for scientometric research.
ISSI is an international association of scholars and professionals active in the…

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21/08/2019

LIBER Webinar – Innovating The Ways Metrics Are Applied, Responsible Metrics & Measuring Openness – Tuesday, September 10, 2019

« How can we measure the state of openness of research? Why are responsible research indicators important? What role do institutional managers play in adopting them?

Among others, these questions will be discussed in this webinar hosted by Charlotte Wien, Head of LIBER’s Innovative…

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06/06/2019

How will the emerging generation of scholars transform scholarly communication?

« Presenting evidence from the Harbingers Study, a three-year longitudinal study of Early Career Researchers (ECRs), David Nicholas assesses the extent to which the new wave of researchers are driving changes in scholarly practices. Finding that innovative practices are often constrained by institutional structures and precarious employment, he suggests that the…

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