It is essential that researchers receive proper recognition for the work they deliver. However, the continued rise in collaboration and multi-author papers makes it difficult for research managers, institutions, and policy analysts to allocate credit, and no formally correct method exists. Understanding the available approaches and their characteristics is essential knowledge for research managers in a period when international collaboration is becoming a dominant feature of global research.
In this webinar, experts who have contributed to the development of indicators of research credit discuss the merits and limitations of the methods most used today and present a new method that accounts for domestic versus international collaboration.
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Join us to learn all about our major developments in 2021, including the new Web of Science and Journal Citation Reports platforms, InCites B&A and EndNote new features, and much more. You can also catch a glimpse of our future plans for 2022.
Want to raise your profile for promotion, tenure and funding applications? Learn how to build your online researcher identity, showcase your work and demonstrate your scholarly impact to get noticed by evaluators. Join this session to learn all about the Author Records new features, including open peer review.
Launched in 2015, Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI) covers over 7,500 journals and makes it easier to discover research in the social sciences and humanities, get a more complete picture of researcher and institutional output, and expand your view of research globally. Join this session to learn more about the upcoming changes for ESCI content and backfiles.
This session is intended to provide an introduction to APIs as well as suggest practical methods to get started using APIs. Join our experts to learn more about: • What are APIs? • API use cases (data integration based and project based) • How to use Web of Science APIs (including Journals APIs) • API licenses available to clients • A demo of Web of Science’s technical API toolkits, including WoS Expanded API Excel Converter tool
The new 2021 JCR edition features refinements and additions to the journal intelligence platform’s existing store of resources. Join our webinar to find out more about how these enhancements expand the JCR’s coverage of journal literature to reflect the full breadth of research covered in all the journals in the Web of Science Core Collection. Along with its wider coverage, the new JCR also includes a new metric, the Journal Citation Indicator, adding more depth, insight and context to the JCR’s range of measures.
Globalisation of science is becoming increasingly prominent, and the number of nodes and ties in the network has substantially increased over time. Join our webinar to discuss the rise in significance of global university rankings and the history of rankings. We will provide some context to better understand some of the major ranking systems.
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.
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.