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Reflecting on seven years of UK in a Changing Europe, Anand Menon and Jill Rutter discuss how the project has brought social science insights into the mainstream of a polarised public debate. HighlâŠ
đ„New: Is your thesis by publication policy hostile to students? âïžMargaret Merga #HigherEducation#PhDchatwp.me/p4m9em-dea
Reflecting on writing her own thesis by publication and her work in developing institutional thesis by publication policies Margaret K. Merga highlights how arbitrary article limits and rigid rulesâŠ
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đ„New: The value of REF beyond academia - From research to development impact âïžAndrea Padilla #ResearchImpact#DevelopmentStudieswp.me/p4m9em-ddQ
The Research Excellence Framework is primarily a mechanism for assessing the quality of research and allocating research funding. However, as Andrea Padilla describes in the context of UK internatiâŠ
đ„New: How and why do the life sciences cite social sciences? âïžHongyu Zhou, Lin Zhang, Beibei Sun, Raf Guns, Tim Engels & Ying Huang #SocialScience#LifeScience#InterdisciplinaryResearchwp.me/p4m9em-ddr
Drawing on a bibliometric study, Hongyu Zhou, Lin Zhang and their co-authors explore how and why life sciences researchers cite the social sciences and how this relationship has changed in recent yâŠ
đBook Review: Employing a framework that includes digital criminology, media studies & feminist philosophy, Kaufmannâs complicated picture of how information operates in the real world will be of interest to social scientists & media theorists, writes Sam DiBella #Information#Data#ResearchMethods
In Making Information Matter, Mareile Kaufmann proposes a methodology for studying information practices as a living process, developing her argument through four case studies. Employing a theoretiâŠ
âïž"The literature on research policy often assumes a dynamic interplay between democratic nations, science and innovation. Caroline S. Wagner suggests that at least in the case of China, science depends more on state capacities" #ResearchPolicy#Sciencewp.me/p4m9em-dav
The literature on research policy often assumes a dynamic interplay between democratic nations, science and innovation. Caroline S. Wagner suggests that at least in the case of China, science depenâŠ
đ„New: Creating a fully open environment for research code and data âïžErika Pastrana #OpenScience#OpenDatawp.me/p4m9em-dcC
Quantitative research in the social and natural sciences is increasingly dependent on new datasets and forms of code. Making these resources open and accessible is a key aspect of open research andâŠ
đ„New: Citation indexes make research more unequal âïžDavid Mills & Toluwase Asubiaro #Citations#ScholComm
When Garfield first launched his Science Citation Index in 1965, many criticised its unequal geographical coverage of the worldâs scientific literature. Almost 60 years later, the problem has not gâŠ
