Pre-workshop (Online)
3. november
Online event - start
13:00-13:05: Welcome / Charlotte Wien
13:05-13:20: Bibliometric research at University of Southern Denmark’s library: Rationale, organization, and results / Charlotte Wien, Professor and Head of Research, University Library of Southern Denmark
13:20-14:20: Digital Science: Data, Connections & Impact - Using Dimensions for end-to-end powerful AI research discovery and analysis /
Ben McLeish, Director of Advocacy and Outreach & Lea Lipitakis, Product Solutions Manager, Digital Science
14:20-14:30: Break
14:30-15:30: Elsevier: Trend analysis and strategic relationship building: A case study by The Swedish Foundation for International Cooperation in Research and Higher Education / Hans Pohl, Programme Director, STINT & Anders Karlsson, VP Global Strategic Networks, Asia Pacific, Elsevier
15:30-15:40: Break
15:40-16:40: Clarivate: Citation Topics – document level categorization for better analyses / Anja Edmeades, Solution Consultant, Clarivate
16:40-16:50 End of pre-workshop and practical info about the welcome reception at 18:00 in Odense / Charlotte Wien
Online event – end
In-person event in Odense
18:00-19:00 In-person welcome reception with local beer tasting at Anarkist in Odense
In-person event in Odense - end
Main workshop (In-person event in Odense)
4. november
In-person event in Odense - start
08.00-09.00: Registration and coffee
09.00-09.15: Opening and welcome, Head of Research and Prof. Charlotte Wien
09.15-10.15: Keynote lecture, Prof. Chris Lorenz, Chair Charlotte Wien
10.15-10.30: Break
10.30-11.30: Session 1, Chair Pei Shan Chi, ECOOM, KU Leuven
- André Brasil:
When indicators are not enough: The Brazilian Qualis experience in combining metrics with peer-review. Presented by André Brasil - Asger Væring Larsen:
Open Science Policy at the University of Southern Denmark. Presented by Asger Væring Larsen - Hans Pohl:
Acknowledgements to funding organisations. Presented by Hans Pohl
11.30-12.15: Art walk’n’talk
12.15-12.45: Lunch
12.45-13.15: Sponsor session, Chair Michael Svendsen, Copenhagen University Library
13.15-14.15: Session 2, Chair Michael Svendsen, Copenhagen University Library
- Caroline Wraae and Charlotte Wien:
Using processing improvement models to increase research productivity. Presented by Caroline Wraae - Cristina Arhiliuc:
How do researcher in Social Sciences and Humanities collaborate? A case study for Flanders. Presented by Cristina Arhiliuc - Grant Lewison:
The sex and etnicity (or national heritage) of Nordic cancer researchers from 2009 to 2019. Presented by Grant Lewison
14.15-14.30: Break
14.30-15.30: Poster session: Poster Minute Madness, Chair: Prof. Birger Larsen
- Alicia Fátima Gómez Sánchez, María Alejandra Tejada Gómez: Doathon, an initiative to define collaboratively a roadmap for next generation science, technology and innovation metrics
- Eline Vandewalle: How to map the societal impact of research in the social sciences and humanities? An exploration of the use of libcitations with national libraries
- Evgenios Vlachos, Asger Væring Larsen: Making the library the center for Bibliometrics and Research Data Management
- Hanne Dahl Mortensen:Pure and SDUpro a different way to flash research at the Faculty of Science SDU
- Joshua Eykens: The disciplinary identity of subject specialties in the social sciences and humanities
- Karen Hytteballe Ibanez, Mogens sandfær, Søren Willer Hansen: NORA, National Open Research Analytics
- Michal Petr, Monika Sieberova: Bibliometrics in the reformed national evaluation in the Czech Republic
- Ole Ellegaard: The rapid increase in the number of bibliometric analyses of scholarly production
- Peter Aspeslagh: Collecting author affiliation data for publications not indexed in the Web of Science in the context of research evaluation
- Y. Vladimir Pabón-Martínez: Bibliometry as a tool for oligonucleotide design
15.30-16.30: Session 3, Chair Lone Bredahl, University of Southern Denmark
- Gunnar Sivertsen and Jon Holm:
The use of bibliometrics in the design of a new generation of national research assessments in Norway. Presented by Gunnar Sivertsen and Jon Holm - Gustaf Nelhans and Johan Eklund:
Semantic knowledge discovery. Presented by Gustaf Nelhans - Pei-Shan Chi:
Measuring the Isolation of Research Topics in Philosophy. Presented by Pei-Shan Chi
19.00-: Dinner
5. november
08.30-09.00: Coffee and good morning
09.00-10.00: Keynote lecture, Senior Lecturer Gemma Derrick. Chair Marianne Gauffriau
10.00-11.00: Session 4, Chair Anne Lykke, Aalborg University Library
- Bertil F. Dorch, Daniella B. Deutz, Charlotte N. Wien:
The Citationless h-index: Concerning a Heuristic Point of View Toward Hirsch's Index to Quantify an Individual's Publication Record. Presented by Bertil F. Dorch - Hannelore Vanhaverbeke:
Signing DORA. Why (mayby) not. Presented by Hannelore Vanhaverbeke - Kristoffer Rørstad, Dag W. Aksnes, Fredrik Niclas Piro:
Younger researchers tend to collaborate more internationally than their senior colleagues. Presented by Kristoffer Rørstad
11:00-11:15: Break
11.15-12.15: Session 5, Chair Daniella Deutz, University of Southern Denmark
- Ross Potter:
Breaking down the metrics: A comparison of standard, collab and fractional CNCI indicators across Nordic institutions. Presented by Ross Potter - Stephan Stahlschmidt:
A comparative analysis of international scientist mobility between data sources and measurement pathways. Presented by Stephan Stahlschmidt - Henrik Kalstrøm:
Investigating publication influence using citation network features. Presented by Henrik Kalstrøm
12.15-12.45: Lunch
12.45-13.45: Session 6, Chair Laura Himanen, Tampere University
- Laura Himanen and Susanne Nykyri:
Responsible research evaluation at national and organizational level: current developments in Finland and at Tampere University. Presented by Laura Himanen and Susanna Nykyri - Janne Pölönen and Henriikka Mustajoki:
National recommendations on responsible research assessment. Presented by Janne Pölönen and Henriikka Mustajoki - Poul Meier Melchiorsen, and Anne Lykke:
Gender Distribution in Scholarly Communication at Aalborg University During the Pandemic. What Does the Data Say? Presented by Poul Meier Melchiorsen and Anne Lykke - Marianne Gauffriau, Lone Bredahl, Tanja Strøm, Laura Himanen:
Using SCOPE to investigate research evaluation practices at Danish universities work in progress. Presented by Marianne Gauffriau
13.45-14.00: Break
14.00-15.00: Keynote lecture, Prof. Peter Dahler-Larsen. Chair Bertil F. Dorch
15.00-15.30: Coffee and cake and announcement of NWB2022, Library Director & Associate Prof. Bertil Dorch and the NWB2022 host
In-person event in Odense - end
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