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An intelligent machine learning framework for scientific evaluation of researchers may help decision makers to better allocate the available funding to the distinguished scientists through providing fair comparative results, regardless of the career age of the researchers.
Independent advice from Professor Adam Tickell on open access to research publications.
This paper shows how bibliometric assessment can be implemented at individual level.
To promote and reward collaboration we’re developing a “C-score” that measures the quality and quantity of collaborators’ contributions to group efforts.,
Despite the real-time scrutiny of internet publication, getting a paper retracted or corrected turns out to be nearly impossible.
Researchers are increasingly relying on Amazon’s Mechanical Turk and its crowdsourced labor.
Germany should award millions of euros in extra funding to its 10 top-performing universities, an international commission recommends.
If the United Kingdom leaves the EU, researchers throughout the bloc will feel the effects.
Authors argue this means universities should spend less on senior academics and give promising younger scholars more of a chance
Analysis suggests higher selectivity fails to increase journals' impact factors
The biotech company Amgen Inc. and prominent biochemist Bruce Alberts have created a new online journal that aims to lift the curtain on often hidden results in biomedicine: failed efforts to confirm other groups' published papers.
A series of studies across countries and disciplines in higher education confirm that student evaluations of teaching (SET) are significantly correlated with instructor gender, with students regularly rating female instructors lower than male peers.
The fashion for making employees collaborate has gone too far.
Reproducibility should be at science’s heart. It isn’t. But that may soon change.
Mistakes in peer-reviewed papers are easy to find but hard to fix.
A method that could be used by funding agencies, universities and scientific policy decision makers for hiring and funding purposes, and to complement existing methods to rank universities and countries.
This study shows that the long-run patterns of international scientific collaboration are generating a convergence between applied and basic fields. This convergence of collaboration patterns across research fields might be one of contributing factors that supports the evolution of scientific disciplines.
The transparency of the peer-review process is an indicator of peer-review quality.
"A devout husband and father, Darwin balanced his family duties with the study of the specimens he brought from his travels."
Respondents value recognition initiatives related to receiving feedback from the journal over monetary rewards and payment in kind.
Corporate boards, the US Congress, and global gatherings like the just-wrapped WEF in Davos are all built on a simple theory of problem solving: Get enough smart and powerful people in a room and they'll figure it out. This may be misguided.
Growth in scientific publishing as a barrier to science communication.
In the face of routine rejection, many scientists must learn to cope with the insidious beast that is impostor syndrome.
Big US report documents increases in international collaboration and Chinese science output.
A wealth of opinions describing what remains to be done to resolve gender issues.
The Chair and Secretary-General of LERU present the signatures to the LERU Statement on Open Access to Commissioner Carlos Moedas and Dutch Secretary of State Sander Dekker.
The Montreal Neurological Institute plans to free up its findings, including data that point to connections between brain regions communicating at different neural rhythms.
Eric Lander's CRISPR history could determine the outcome of a bitter patent fight, but the author failed to disclose conflicts of interest, critics say.
