Trends in university-pharma partnerships
Universities have long sought partnerships with the pharmaceutical industry to bring new therapies to patients, but often struggle to find investors for early-stage research. Understanding the research landscape within commercial organizations can help academic centers more effectively position research programs in an industry context, and make smarter partnering decisions to advance healthcare and demonstrate an institution’s potential impact on patient lives. In this webinar recording, our life sciences deal experts dive deeper into partnering activity between academia and pharma to provide insights on: - Patenting hotspots in the academic drug research landscape. - Partnering activity in institutions around the globe and what might be driving the differences. - The timing of deal making between academia and drug companies. - Best practice approaches for aligning academic research to pharma industry needs for maximum impact.
Time to get even: Subject diversity in research portfolios
A recent Global Research Report from the Institute for Scientific Information, Subject diversity in research portfolios revealed that countries and institutions with evenly balanced research portfolios are more resilient and better positioned to respond to unforeseen challenges than those with more specialized portfolios. In this webinar, Chief Scientist Jonathan Adams will outline a novel, forward-looking and readily usable analytical approach to evaluate the capacity and competency of research organizations and nations. Join us to learn how assessing the balance of your organization’s research portfolio can provide actionable information to help you build organizational resilience and accomplish strategic goals.
Enriching technology research to improve the world
Amidst rapidly developing technologies that create faster, cheaper, cleaner, safer and more integrated systems for customers, companies across the technology and engineering sectors must innovate while staying productive and competitive. In this webinar recording, learn how using Clarivate’s Web of Science and InCites tools can help you discover the critical information needed to advance and promote your breakthrough innovations in the technology and engineering space. Watch this on-demand recording and find out how you can: - Keep track of the latest engineering research and detect emerging trends. - Find out which academic institutions your competitors are funding. - Identify the Key Opinion Leaders in your research area. - Discover which funders sponsor technology and engineering research.
Optimizing chemical R&D for sustained growth
Evaluating Research in Government
Evaluation for program accountability is challenging. Especially where the research process may be poorly understood, where outputs cannot be predicted in advance, outcomes may be far into the future and causality is difficult to establish. In addition, the trends and methods are changing rapidly. In this webinar we will discuss these trends, explore how your peers are overcoming these challenges and how to create a robust program evaluation at your organization.
How the new Web of Science & JCR platforms can enhance the Norwegian researcher workflow
As part of this workshop you will get familiar with: • The new Web of Science interface • Additional Content available in Web of Science • New JCR interface • How can Web of Science API`s benefit your institution?
How the new Web of Science & JCR platforms can enhance the Danish researcher workflow
As part of this workshop you will get familiar with: • The new Web of Science interface • Additional Content available in Web of Science • New JCR interface • How can Web of Science API`s benefit your institution?
Clarivate Nobel Laureate Symposium 2021
In the latest itineration of the Highly Cited Researchers (HCR) list, Clarivate has identified 81 HCRs with a Singapore primary affiliation. 88% of the Highly Cited Papers published by these HCRs were when they were affiliated to a Singapore organization, rather than their previous works elsewhere. This means the local research ecosystem has supported the creation of these impactful works over the past decade. With the high number of HCRs from Singapore, the next milestone to look forward is for Singapore to soon welcome her first Nobel Laureate. To that end, Clarivate has since 2002 released an annual list of global researchers that are “Nobel Class”. Dubbed as Citation Laureates, to date 59 of them went on to win the Nobel prize, 29 of them within 2 years of being listed. Join our webinar with Professor Andy Hor, Professor Barry Halliwell, David Pendlebury and Inn Beng Lee as they walk through and unveil insights of Singapore journey towards achieving research excellence, and global recognition of research impact.
Innovation and expertise for a hungry planet
The precision agriculture, food safety and sustainability efforts of today are engrained in the global strategies and technological priorities of the future. In this on-demand recording, learn how using Clarivate’s Web of Science and InCites tools can help you harvest the critical information needed to advance and promote multidisciplinary scientific leadership in the agricultural, food, and nutraceutical markets. View the recording to find out how you can: - Keep track of the latest agribusiness research and detect emerging trends. - Find out which academic institutions your competitors are funding. - Identify the Key Opinion Leaders in your research area. - Discover which funders sponsor agribusiness research and who they are funding.
Advancing research management through meaningful partnerships and workflow flexibility
Collaboration between universities, funders, and other research organizations across national borders and research disciplines has fueled an increase in the generation and exchange of information. There has never been a greater need to capture, manage, and publicize these information sources, raising the call for a way to manage the complete research lifecycle. Join us as we discuss strategies for: • Managing research workflows to improve efficiency • Streamlining approvals and data management for regional reporting requirements • Unlocking research silos to support collaboration • Enhancing research visibility for data-driven decision making