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Should we develop an alt-H-index? | Postmodern Research Evaluation | Part 4 of ?

jbrittholbrook wrote 2 days ago: In the last post in this series, I promised to present an alternative to Snowball Metrics — so … more →

Tags: Impact, alt-ac, #altmetrics, Postmodern Research Evaluation, scholarly communication, postmodern research evaluation

Journals and their impact factors

Artem Novozhilov wrote 1 month ago: Impact Factor Distortions For this reason, I have seen curricula vitae in which a scientist annotate … more →

Tags: Publishing, Career, Money, publish or perish

Does more money = greater research impact?

Sarah Boon wrote 1 month ago: Scale matters: Dendritic drainage in beach sand, orders of magnitude smaller than a mountain stream … more →

Tags: Watershed Moments 2.0, Canada Excellence Research Chairs, Canadian science & technology, Impact factor, science funding

Living by numbers? Metrics, Algorithms and the Sociology of Everyday life. An audio of a talk by Roger Burrows

thinkingculture wrote 1 month ago: The Goldsmiths Podcasting service now has a audio version of Roger Burrows inaugural lecture. It … more →

Tags: Software, visualisation, data and dataplay, cultural theory, Metrics, Algorithms, goldsmiths, roger burrows, Geodemographics

The h index of ITS faculties

Admin wrote 1 month ago: Badan Pengelolaan dan Perlindungan Kekayaan Intelektual (BP2KI) (Management and Protection of Intell … more →

Tags: News, Chemical Engineering, author performance

The scientific impact of Canada’s Experimental Lakes Area2 comments

Alex Bond wrote 3 months ago: I was going to hold off on posting this until next week, but with the news today that DFO is apparen … more →

Tags: #cdnpoli, #cdnsci, DFO, ELA, Experimental Lakes Area, Google Scholar

Foucault's h-index score1 comment

thinkingculture wrote 3 months ago: I’ve posted before about Google Scholar citation profiles. In this post on his Open Geography … more →

Tags: Metrics, Foucault, Citations

Applying the 80/20 principle to scientific productivity?

Luc Beaulieu wrote 3 months ago: The secret [to scientific success] is comprised in three words— Work, Finish, Publish. — Michael Far … more →

Tags: research and academia, Research, Science, scientific creativity, scientific impact, 80/20 Principle, pareto, Google Scholar, Citations

Exit impact factor and h-index, welcome real-time reputation metrics?1 comment

Luc Beaulieu wrote 4 months ago: An interesting reads at TechCrunch on new forms of dissemination and measurements of scientific impa … more →

Tags: research and academia, Science, open access, Impact factor, scientific productivity, CureUs, Reputation, Metrics, scientific impact

Measuring impact: h-index, journal impact factors and altmetrics

Angela Carritt wrote 4 months ago: Want to calculate your h-index or find the most highly cited journals? If so, come along to Bodleian … more →

Tags: Bibliometrics / Tracking citations, bibliometrics, Web of Science, Scopus, Google Scholar, citation tracking, Journal Citation Reports, Eigenfactor, SCIMago Journal Ranking

scholar h-index calculator chrome

vacanzecalabria wrote 5 months ago:   scholar h-index calculator chrome Scholar H-Index Calculator è un’estensione per Google … more →

Tags: Senza categoria, scholar, Google, chrome

'A Connected Island?': measuring academic influence1 comment

tombrughmans wrote 5 months ago: By Iza Romanowska and Tom Brughmans This second blog post about the Connect Island project, funded b … more →

Tags: archaeology, citation analysis, connected island, iza romanowska, sotonDH

End of the road for h-index rankings

bluesyemre wrote 6 months ago: US chemists who have ranked living chemists based on their h-indices have decided to stop compiling … more →

Tags: citation, citation analysis

What the hell is the h-index

sarabarrento wrote 6 months ago: h-index*: h is the number of articles greater than h that have at least h citations. For example, an … more →

Tags: Science and Impact, networking, citation metrics, Impact factor, Papers, journals, publications, Nuclear Weapons, faq

ResearcherID: a great tool for researchers

sarabarrento wrote 7 months ago: The ResearcherID enables researchers to manage their publication lists, track their times cited coun … more →

Tags: Science and Impact, networking, ResearcherID, citation metrics, Impact factor, Authors, Papers, journals

A posthumous citation tribute for Sodhi2 comments

CJAB wrote 7 months ago: I’m sitting at a friend’s house in Sydney writing this quick entry before jumping on a p … more →

Tags: Biodiversity, Conservation, Conservation Biology, conservation scholars, South East Asia, Tropical, Barry Brook, Citations, Google

A che cosa serve Scopus?

Coordinamento Precari Universita wrote 7 months ago: Domanda: Io una studiosa di dottrine politiche (SPS B1) o al massimo di filosofia politica (A1) come … more →

Tags: Domande e Risposte, Scopus, bibliometrici, non bibliometrici, SETTORI, Riviste, Indici, Indicatori, Índice

REFs, RAEs and h’s….what about the students?

Chris AJ Brown wrote 7 months ago: A student perspective on the role of research assessments, influence indexes and impacts factor meas … more →

Tags: Comment, Student, academic, measurement, Influence, Impact, Ref, RAE

Two workshops to help you measure impact...

Angela Carritt wrote 7 months ago: Want to calculate your h-index or find the most highly cited journals? If so, come along to Bodleian … more →

Tags: Bibliometrics / Tracking citations, bibliometrics, citation tracking, Eigenfactor, Impact, Journal Citation Reports, Research, SCIMago Journal Ranking, Scopus


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