Why is it important that abstracts are made openly available? In a blog post that we published two years ago together with our colleague Aaron Tay, we discussed numerous ways in which open abstracts can be of great value. This includes scientific literature search, both using traditional query-based search tools and using more advanced text mining and visualization tools.
As we see more pictures of in-person events, we too feel the pressure to “go back” to pre-pandemic conferences. Even more so, we feel the urge to institutionalize our event policy before we unlearn the lessons of the ongoing COVID pandemic.
Diese Woche findet zum zwölften Mal die internationale Open Access Week statt. Seit 2010 bietet die Aktionswoche einen Rahmen für die Diskussion über den Stand und die Herausforderungen des offenen Zugangs zu wissenschaftlichen Erkenntnissen.
Der Frust über die BMBF-Budgetkürzungen ist verständlich. Aber mal ehrlich: Insgeheim war doch allen klar, dass jetzt weniger Geld im System ist. Warum sollte ausgerechnet die Forschung davon verschont bleiben? Wir müssen uns darauf einstellen, dass die fetten Jahre vorbei sind.
The learnings have been presented and published in different shapes and forms, book chapters, working papers, reports, many deliverables, publications, and presentations. Here we present the breadth and depth of the work by linking it to the SUPER MoRRI blogpost series and turning them into an overarching story in two episodes.
At CWTS we are currently working on the development of our new knowledge agenda, a strategic plan for our center for the next six years. As part of this process, we are having lots of discussions, both internally within our center and with external colleagues and experts. While it will still take a few more months before we can share the outcomes of this process, we can already provide some impressions of the types of ideas we are discussing.
Beck, Poetz & Sauermann on using AI tools when developing novel research ideas as input for writing grant proposals during an experiment at the OIS Research Conference 2022.
Cross-posted on the Dariah Open blog as part of their series on research assessment in the humanities and social sciences In his lecture entitled ‘The future of the profession or the university without condition’, Jacques Derrida makes the case for a university dedicated to the ‘principle right to say everything, whether it be under the heading of fiction and the experimentation of knowledge, and the right to say it publicly, to
The EXPLORE methodology was developed in the context of the two territorial RRI projects CHERRIES and RIPEET (H2020) that CWTS is participating in since 2020. It can assist territories in developing more innovative, inclusive, and self-sustaining R&I ecosystems by ensuring bottom-up involvement of all kinds of local stakeholders and citizens.
Beim Thema Finanzen ziert sich die Politik nicht, die Wissenschaft auch einmal hart zu sanktionieren, falls nötig. Nur bei der Gleichstellung setzen alle auf Freiwilligkeit – warum eigentlich?