LIS-Bibliometrics 10th anniversary event: The Future of Research Evaluation
Listing of all video recordings at the LIS-Bibliometrics 10th year anniversary conference
LIS-Bibliometrics was set up in 2010, with a particular focus on supporting LIS (Library and Information Science) professionals with the increasing volume of bibliometric queries, and training they were called upon to deliver. Increasingly, members are joining from other settings, such as Research and Planning Offices, as well as researchers in bibliometric science. The group is running a blog The Bibliomagician and a mailing list, which you can access here.
The group also holds a yearly 1-day workshop at which I have presented in the past. This year the LIS-Bibliometrics celebrated its 10th year anniversary with a workshop in Leeds. It included live-streamed sessions, thanks to the support of the Institution of Engineering and Technology. The videos are reproduced below.
Opening and closing
- Reflections on 10 years of LIS-Bibliometrics - Lizzie Gadd, Stella Butler
- Closing of the conference - Stephen Grace
Three keynotes
Dr Steven Hill is Director of Research at Research England, leading its research assessment and policy work. He is chair of the steering group for the 2021 Research Excellence Framework (REF).
- Four trends shaping the future of research evaluation - Steven Hill
Dr Gemma Derrick is Senior Lecturer in the Department of Educational Research at Lancaster University, where her research concentrates on science and innovation policy and its impacts. She specialises in evaluation systems in academia and is a leading member of the COMbINE (Complementary Methods in Evaluation Research) network.
- Power, research value(s) and alternative metrics - Gemma Derrick
Prof James Wilsdon is Digital Science Professor of Research Policy in the University of Sheffield’s Department of Politics and Director of the Research on Research Institute. He chaired the independent review of the role of metrics in the management of the research system, publishing The Metric Tide in July 2015.
- New frontiers for research on research evaluation - James Wilsdon
Break-out on competencies & Lightning talks
Lightning talks are five minute presentations on how a particular university is dealing with issues such as national research evaluation exercises (e.g. REF), implementing responsible metrics principles/declarations, responsible metrics generally, assessing societal impact and changing research evaluation cultures.
- “Don’t stop thinking about tomorrow! – Future competencies needs in bibliometrics” - Hannelore Vanhaverbeke , Barbara Lancho Barrantes
- Responsible research metrics policy - Why a policy? - Steven Vidovic
- Developing the research Intelligence service at Lancaster University - Joanne Fitzpatrick
- Rise of the Robots - Using Robotic Process Automation in bibliometrics - Winnie Tam
- Supporting support services to implement responsible metrics - Robyn Price
- Using citation tools to highlight LSE's major contributions to the UN Sustainable Development Goals - Nathalie Cornee
- Our road to responsible research assessment - Emma Smith
- The role of vendors in the future of researcher evaluation - Phil Reimann
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Anne-Wil Harzing is Emerita Professor of International Management at Middlesex University, London and visiting professor of International Management at Tilburg University. She is a Fellow of the Academy of International Business, a select group of distinguished AIB members who are recognized for their outstanding contributions to the scholarly development of the field of international business. In addition to her academic duties, she also maintains the Journal Quality List and is the driving force behind the popular Publish or Perish software program.
