Am 9. und 10. November 2020 organisieren das Deutsche Zentrum für Hochschul- und Wissenschaftsforschung und die DINI-Arbeitsgruppe „Forschungsinformationssysteme“ eine öffentlich zugängliche virtuelle Veranstaltung zum Thema Kerndatensatz Forschung (KDSF). Mit der Veranstaltung werden nunmehr fünf Jahre Kerndatensatz Forschung zum Anlass genommen, um über dessen Umsetzung, dabei gemachte Erfahrungen sowie Entwicklungen und Perspektiven zu
Octopus and Hypergraph are both projects trying to change how researchers communicate their work. By changing the unit of publication from an entire research project to individual steps, they both try to improve reproducibility, access, and other issues in research.
This is the last blog post on the Evaluative Inquiry, the new approach to research evaluation that CWTS has been developing since 2017, following one on broadening the concept of academic value , evaluating research in context and mixing methods . In evaluations of any kind people often distinguish between summative and formative
Meta Gorup Doctoral researchers represent a crucial group within the academic workforce. They importantly contribute to their departments’ and universities’ research efforts by, among other, carrying out data collection, running experiments, helping with or leading publication writing, presenting at conferences, and sometimes applying for research funding.
Wer einen Workshop von A (utor*innenidentifikation) bis O (rganisations-IDs) virtuell besuchen möchte, kann sich dafür ab sofort registrieren. Bei dem vom ORCID DE und ORCID Inc. gemeinsam veranstalteten nunmehr vierten Projekt-Workshop geht es um Organizations-IDs.
Hypergraph is a tool for researchers and we want to showcase which researchers use Hypergraph, why, and what they want from future versions. The "Researching with Hypergraph" blog series highlights researchers using Hypergraph for their work. Today we feature Sarahanne Field (@SMirandaField). Who are you and what kind of research do you do? I am Sarahanne, a third-year PhD candidate at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands.
Halloween 2019. A team of seven at CWTS is hectically working on the launch of the institute’s new science blog. Getting the last settings in WordPress right, preparing a quick announcement, entering the first posts (so that things don’t look too empty) – we (the editorial team) were rather excited. 53 blog posts later, it is time to reflect a bit. Admittedly, we started out rather open-mindedly.
Once all but unknown to anyone but economics or high energy physics researchers, preprints are becoming more popular across the disciplinary spectrum. These unreviewed reports allow scholars to share their work with the wider research community as soon as it is finished, without having to navigate what can sometimes become a lengthy peer review process.
Why should you care? How do you evaluate a university? This question does not have an easy answer. However, there is an attribute that is typically considered relevant: the production of scientific papers. However, papers are not created by the university per se , they are created by individuals who are affiliated to a university. Currently, how individuals contribute to the scientific output of a university (e.
Since the first discussions about Hypergraph, accessibility has been a priority. We recently completed an accessibility audit, and while things aren’t perfectly accessible, we know where to focus our energy. I firmly believe accessibility does more for a product than expanding the pool of potential users, but also serves as an idealized baseline of design and engineering.