Tag Archive for 'Bibliometrics'

Towards a publication strategy

Published on June 18, 2008 in Scientometrics. 0 Comments

This afternoon we had the opportunity to inform some of our participants in the Graduate School of VLAG on the procedures in the preparation of the external peer review which will take place next year. The first part of our presentation was, on my part, quite straight forward explaining the details of the bibliometric analysis which is part of the self assessment in preparation of the external peer review.

The second part of our presentation,  presented by Marianne, was much more speculative. Perhaps more interesting. It dealt with the opportunities to enhance your publication impact. There are no hard guidelines on this subject whatsoever. We had to strech our imagination to the limit, but I think we found quite a balanced set of rules to set out for our audience.

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Citation analysis for research evaluation

Published on December 12, 2007 in Scientometrics. 3 Comments

Tomorrow, I am about to give a course on citation analysis for research evaluation. This powerpoint is the mainstay for the morning, but the course is open to any suggestions. It differs only in little details from the course given at the start of this year. The most exciting change came from Scimago, which I only discovered yesterday but has already been included in the exercises.